H&M and M&S made headline commitments to ensure living wage is possible for workers in their supply chains. Research by workers' rights group Labour Behind the Label conclude that both H&M & M&S have failed in achieving living wage in their supply chains. The report said workers from factories making clothes for Marks & Spencer were all being paid well below the amount required for a decent standard of living in Sri Lanka, Bangladesh & India. The report also highlighted that H&M has made a commitment to ensure a living wage is possible for workers in its supply chain, although it is much further behind M&S on the journey. Labour Behind the Label claimed progress on this to date was limited. [Business & Human Rights Resource Centre invited the companies to respond, responses included].