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Date Company Accusation City / Area / Country Source Tags Media
31/07/2016
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01/03/2016

(Supplier Of Gap)
Labor violations at garment factory (5,500 workers): non-living wages; monthly base wages between BDT 5,300 - BDT 14,084 (€ 61.90 - € 164.50); and work regularly over 60 hour/week; occasions of 78 hour workweeks (5 hours of daily overtime) during urgent shipments.Ashulia, Dhaka, BangladeshSOMOExcessive Work Hours, Non-Living Wage
03/10/2013Next Collections Ltd.
(Supplier Of Gap)
Excessive work hours at factory (4.500 workers) producing garments; many employees routinely work more than 100 hours/week; regularly work may last until 5 a.m to meet production targets.Dhaka, Dhaka Division, BangladeshThe Wall Street JournalAbusive Management, Excessive Work Hours, Inspection Fraud, Non-Living Wage, Union Repression
21/08/2011Ningbo Hesheng Headwear Co. Ltd.
(Supplier Of Gap)
Low wages, student labor (16 year old employees), regular 12 hour day-work, working 30 days/month on busy season for factory workers.Cixi, Zhejiang, ChinaChina Labor Watch, (2)Child Labor, Excessive Work Hours, Inspection Fraud, Non-Living Wage, Occupational Hazard
01/05/2011Eastman Exports
(Supplier Of Gap)
Sumangali workers employed at least until April 2010 in factory producing yarn and textiles. Other labor concerns include: 12 hour daily shifts (72 hours/week); more than 12 hours during peak season; freedom of movement is restricted.Tamil Nadu, IndiaSOMOChild Labor, Excessive Work Hours, Unpaid Overtime
16/06/2008Lever Style
(Supplier Of Gap)
Investigation reports low wages and 10 hour shifts/day at factory producing clothes.Shenzhen, Guangdong, ChinaChina Labor WatchExcessive Work Hours, Non-Living Wage