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Latest Bangladesh tragedy renews the call for independent safety inspections

Four workers are dead, while approximately 100 are trapped after a factory collapse in Bangladesh on March 12, occuring almost two years after the Rana Plaza tragedy.

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Industry self-monitoring not the answer to protect farm workers supplying Walmart

Mexico has called out Walmart for the deplorable labour conditions at Mexican farms it uses to supply its produce. Walmart is North America’s largest importer of Mexican fruits and vegetables.

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Walmart U.S. raises wages but still falls short

Walmart’s recent announcement that over half a million of its U.S. workers will get raises, but without the guarantee of hours, is a move that falls short of the needs of workers and their families, and will have no impact here in Canada.

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Walmart shareholder seeks change in company

A prominent Walmart investor is pushing ahead to get consideration of a proposal that would link a portion of executive pay to "staff motivation," in what is showing that Walmart's recent wage increase for its U.S. employees is not enough.

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Victory for Walmart's U.S. workers

Take a look at what can be accomplished if workers stick together. #Winning.

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