A migrant worker from Myanmar who worked at a garment factory on the Thai border town, Mae Sot, said the factory prepared pre-selected workers and exchanged rehearsed questions and answers when the auditing company visited. She said workers were forced to lie about factory policies about sick days, holidays and overtime. They’re also pressured to say that their employer pays for their legal documents such as their certificate of identity to stay in Thailand, work permit and health certificate when workers actually pay for that themselves – an outlay of about 5,500 Thai baht (US$160).