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Emergency Assistance, Redress and Prevention in the Hermosa Manufacturing Case

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Maquila Solidarity Network
Keywords
apparel sector
Hermosa Manufacturing
labour rights
labour practices
labour standards
GE Subjects
Economic ethics
Labour/professional ethics
Technology ethics
Trade ethics

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http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12424/189332
Abstract
"A new study prepared by the Maquila Solidarity Network (MSN) for the Fair Labor Association (FLA) documents the desperate situation of former employees of the Hermosa Manufacturing facility in El Salvador, which closed in May 2005, leaving former Hermosa workers without jobs, without back wages, without severance pay, without health insurance and without employee pensions."
Date
2007-06
Type
Preprint
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