CAMBODIA GARMENT FACTORIES TO SUE OVER STRIKES BANGLADESH COUNTS THE COST OF DISRUPTION
January 14th, 2014
Cambodian garment factories will pursue legal action against unions they hold responsible for strikes that caused a sector-wide shutdown over the Christmas and New Year period, the Garment Manufacturers Association in Cambodia (GMAC) has said.“Our members have granted power-of-attorney to GMAC to act on their behalf [in this matter]. To date we have received complaints from more than 250 factories and I believe more will come in the following weeks,” GMAC secretary general Ken Loo told just-style.com.GMAC published an open letter in late December in which it ...
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