Joe Fresh continuing garment business in Bangladesh in year after tragedy

The retailer's parent, Loblaw Co., is also providing long-term compensation to victims of the Rana Plaza collapse and is so far the only Canadian company to sign a binding international accord on working conditions in the Bangladesh needle trade.
The retailer's parent, Loblaw Co., is also providing long-term compensation to victims of the Rana Plaza collapse and is so far the only Canadian company to sign a binding international accord on working conditions in the Bangladesh needle trade.

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Workers' Rights Violations in Bangladesh

Workers' Rights Violations in Bangladesh

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Joe Fresh clothing made at site of deadly Bangladesh factory collapse

Made in Bangladesh

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A court will decide: what does Loblaw owe the workers who died making its clothes in Bangladesh?

Made in Bangladesh

Made in Bangladesh