AllImagesPageNews ItemMorePage 1 of 2 resultsGerman brands s.Oliver and Gerry Weber targeted by protesters in Indonesiahttps://cleanclothes.org/news/2017/03/30/german-brands-s-oliver-and-gerry-weber-targeted-by-protesters-in-indonesia2 years agoTwo Indonesian trade unions organised a protest in front of the German Embassy in Jakarta today (30 March). Protesters brought attention to the responsibility that German brands s.Oliver and Gerry Weber have for thousands of workers who lost their jobs when these brands' Indonesian supplier Jaba Garmindo closed down in 2015.Indonesian workers file FLA complaint against Uniqlo and S.Oliverhttps://cleanclothes.org/news/2019/indonesian-workers-file-fla-complaint-against-uniqlo-and-soliver2 years agoAfter years in which Uniqlo refused to engage in a serious mediation process, Clean Clothes Campaign (CCC) together with the workers of the Indonesian Jaba Garmindo factory group filed a complaint with the Fair Labor Association (FLA). The complaint is directed against Fast Retailing, parent company of the Uniqlo brand, and German brand s. Oliver for violating FLA’s Workplace Code of Conduct and its “Principles of Fair Labor and Responsible sourcing”, designed to ensure the “respectful and ethical treatment of workers” and to “promote sustainable conditions” in the garment industry.
