The owners os Spanish fashion chain Zara say they are strengthening the oversight of their production system after workers were found toiling in a Brazilian sweatshop.
A rais in São Paulo found mostely Bolivian immigrants working for pittance in unsafe conditions.
inditex, the parent company of Zara, said it had zero tolerance for such infringements. the workers were employed illegally by a subcontractor, inditex said.
The people were being paid between 12 an 20 cents a piece, the equivalent of 7- 12 US cents, Brazilian media reported.
by: Isabella Dorsi- 1A
I liked because shows for us the events that really happenned in the zara.
ResponderExcluirShow that many people suffer with the salary,so in this reportage shows the really salary that employees won,which is a misery
Darah Martinez
It's always the subcontractor's fault. Yeah, right, when authorities start making the company responsible whether it was subcontractor's or not, then maybe I can see hope that this will end. Every company should know who makes their merchandise, to not know has to stop being an excuse. Thanks for the interesting story.
ResponderExcluirand nobody does anything about that? That's so unfair!
ResponderExcluirMarina Sader