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USA: Wage theft common practice in "Made in the USA" garments manufacturing due to legal loophole & brands business models
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USA: Garment Worker Center plan protests outside Ross stores, alleging garment workers are underpaid and working in 'sweatshop conditions'
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USA: Garment workers protest at Ross headquarters after investigation highlights insufficient contract prices offered to LA factories and unpaid wages
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USA: Wage theft & poor working conditions common in LA garment industry
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In L.A.’s garment industry, ‘Made in the USA’ can mean being paid $3 an hour
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Why wage theft is common in garment manufacturing
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Factories that made clothes for Forever 21, Ross paid workers $4 an hour, Labor Department says
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A new strategy to stop wage theft in the garment industry: Looking at what retailers pay for clothing
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