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Report

31 May 2016

Author:
Asia Floor Wage

Precarious Work in the H&M Global Value Chain

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Shedding light on gaps in implementation of H&M commitments, violations of international labour standards and challenges H&M may face in upholding commitments to decent work, this report contributes new research collected through interviews with 251 workers in Cambodia and India engaged in H&M supply chains. These recent findings, collected between August and October 2015, are situated in context of both previous studies on H&M supply chains in Cambodia and India and the broader context of the global production network.

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ILO International Labour Conference 2016: 30 May - 10 June

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