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Over time or over it? Why workers need a living wage now
During Ramadan—the Islamic month of fasting— footwear worker Sewani has a lot on her mind.
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Pacific Brands listens to your letters
After receiving letters from hundreds of individuals, Pacific Brands met with Oxfam Australia in August to discuss the company’s labour rights program.
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Support FairWear in Australian schools
Many school uniforms are made by women working from home in Australia. We talk to Vietnamese born Lien Ho, a former Sydney-based outworker who knows first-hand the realities of making clothes from home.
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Former union leader Suparjo thanks supporters
For years Suparjo struggled to find new work following his unfair dismissal from an adidas supplier factory. In a new short film, Suparjo shares this story with you, explaining why brands should protect the rights of workers.
Student and worker campaign success: Nike workers in Honduras paid their dues
Following intense pressure by a largely student and workers lead campaign, Nike has agreed to fund a relief fund for laid-off workers in Honduras.
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Imagine life in my shoes
After years sewing shoes for a famous sportswear brand, quietly spoken 24-year-old Indonesian factory worker Sewani has decided to speak out. For the next 12 weeks Sewani will give you an insight into her everyday life via the In My Shoes blog.
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Union leaders go live on adidas campaign
Suwandi knows that 5 years is a long time to wait to find work. He and 32 other union leaders at an adidas supplier factory were illegally sacked in 2005 after they held a strike for better wages.
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