The idea that U.S. companies can’t sign because they are somehow more liable than European companies amounts to overexaggerations and excuses meant to gaurantee that these companies will not be held responsible if they do not respec the rights of their workers, afterall.
The LA times wrote a good opinion piece about this: http://www.latimes.com/news/opinion/commentary/la-oe-fisk-bangladesh-apparel-accord-20130517,0,1118465.story
We as consumers can make a fundamental difference! Consumers can help drive Gap, Walmart and other companies to adopt meaningful factory safety. Learn more and sign International Labor Rights Forum’s petition: http://laborrights.org/safety
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The idea that U.S. companies can’t sign because they are somehow more liable than European companies amounts to overexaggerations and excuses meant to gaurantee that these companies will not be held responsible if they do not respec the rights of their workers, afterall.
The LA times wrote a good opinion piece about this:
http://www.latimes.com/news/opinion/commentary/la-oe-fisk-bangladesh-apparel-accord-20130517,0,1118465.story
We as consumers can make a fundamental difference! Consumers can help drive Gap, Walmart and other companies to adopt meaningful factory safety. Learn more and sign International Labor Rights Forum’s petition: http://laborrights.org/safety