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Artículo

21 Abr 2016

Autor:
Roz Sanderson, SHP

After Rana Plaza: creating a health and safety culture in Bangladesh

On the third anniversary of the Rana Plaza collapse, Rob Wayss, the Accord’s executive director, talks to James Irwin, head of health & safety recruitment at Acre about progress on one of the Accord’s core commitments: setting up democratically elected safety committees in factories.

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