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1 Dec 2015

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adidas

adidas response to Clean Clothes Campaign rejoinder

…As we explained previously, we were not producing at this subcontractor at the time of the strike, or when it closed a year later.

CCC has claimed that the workers were unfairly dismissed. Yet the union did not legally challenge the factory’s actions. In the case of the retrenched union official, it did exercise its legal rights and took the case to Industrial Court. The Court dismissed those claims, based on the evidence which was presented to it.

The choice of mediator was mutually agreed to by the union and PDB and the mediation process was confidential to those two parties…

…We do not permit our main suppliers to subcontract orders without our express permission. And any factory making our product – be it a major supplier or their subcontractor - must meet the same requirements under our Workplace Standards.

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Indonesia: Union alleges freedom of association & wage concerns in Panarub factory, linked to adidas & Mizuno; includes responses & rejoinders

Indonesien: Gewerkschaft erhebt Vorwürfe wegen Einschränkung der Vereinigungsfreiheit & Lohnstreitigkeiten in Panarub-Fabrik in Verbindung mit Adidas & Mizuno