COVID-19 - Are millions of workers at risk? Will Bangladesh ever be the same?

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43:02 / April 29, 2020
The impacts of the corona virus on the apparel sector have been fast and furious. We are all affected, but millions of low-wage garment workers are facing a potentially catastrophic situation.

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COVID-19 - Are millions of workers at risk? Will Bangladesh ever be the same?

The impacts of the corona virus on the apparel sector have been fast and furious. We are all affected, but millions of low-wage garment workers are facing a potentially catastrophic situation. In this episode we talk to a number of experts and union representatives to better understand what is happening on the ground, what responsibility buyers have for ensuring workers get paid, what this crisis reveals about the apparel supply chain, and if Bangladesh will ever be the same. You will hear from a number of smart and committed people: Mark Anner, Associate Professor in Labor & Employment Relations; Anne-Laure Henry-Gréard from the ILO / IFC BetterWork Program; Jenny Holdcroft, the Assistant General Secretary at the IndustriALL Global Union; Towhidur Rahman, President of the Bangladesh Apparel Workers Federation; and Amina Razvi, Executive Director, Sustainable Apparel Coalition.

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MARK ANNER
ANNE-LAURE HENRY-GRÉARD
JENNY HOLDCROFT
TOWHIDUR RAHMAN
AMINA RAZVI
MICHAEL SCHRAGGER

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