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Behind the brand names : working conditions and labour rights in export processing zones

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Perman, Sarah...[et al.]

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: International Confederation of Free Trade Unions BrusselsBE 2004Description: 53 pAction note:

6/3/05 JOYD

Summary: Focuses on the experiences of workers in the export processing zones. Includes case studies which show how workers who struggle to set up trade unions to improve wages and working conditions, face hostility and resistance from government and employers.

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Focuses on the experiences of workers in the export processing zones. Includes case studies which show how workers who struggle to set up trade unions to improve wages and working conditions, face hostility and resistance from government and employers.

6/3/05 JOYD

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