Chinese Factory Workers Make Adidas Shoes Factory Yue Yuen Industrial – Stock Editorial Photo © ChinaImages #245354758
Thousands of footwear factory workers at Adidas supplier Can Sports Shoe are out on strike today in Cambodia demanding better working conditions and union recognition. Authorities have already arrested three trade union
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Cambodia workers strike at Adidas shoe factory
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Adidas Caves, Pays Garment Workers What They're Owed | Labor Notes
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