Myanmar: Garment workers at Princess Power factory report wage cuts if workers take leave
Zusammenfassung
Date Reported: 4 Mai 2023
Standort: Myanmar
Unternehmen
Princess Power Manufacturing - Supplier , SPAO - Buyer , NKD - BuyerBetroffen
Total individuals affected: 450
Arbeiter: ( 450 - Location unknown , Kleidung & Textilien , Gender not reported )Themen
Wage Theft , Denial of leave , Occupational Health & SafetyAntwort
Antwort erbeten: Ja, von BHRRC
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Ergriffene Maßnahmen: Princess Power Manufacturing allegedly supplies to SPAO and NKD Group for its Laura Torelli brand; NKD Group provided a response to a request for comment from the Resource Centre. SPAO did not.
Art der Quelle: News outlet
"If the workers of the...garment factory take leave, their wages are cut", 4 May 2023
Yangon's Shwe Pookkan said that if the workers take leave, their wages will be cut if they take a leave of absence. Princess Power Garment Industry is located at 18 Day Plot, Shwe Phokam, North Okka Township. It is known from the workers that the factory is open and working on Kanung Prince Gyi Road
The workers...told Myanmar Labor News that if the workers take leave due to unemployment, the officials...will consider it as unpaid leave for the day they take the leave.
"...If you take leave for health reasons, your salary will be cut. If you take leave, you have to give them (factory officials) a strong reason. They said that if they agreed and gave [workers] leave, they would not pay for that leave," said a female worker.
Even though the workers of the garment factory pay monthly social security contributions, they still do not have a social security card...
It is known that the daughter's garment factory sews European brand LAURA TORELLI and Korean brand SPAO with about 450 workers. The garment workers said that the owner of the factory is a Myanmar citizen.