Myanmar: Garment workers report verbal abuse & humiliation from factory management
Résumé
Date indiquée: 19 Mai 2024
Lieu: Birmanie
Entreprises
Tha Shu Myanmar Apparel - SupplierConcerné
Nombre total de personnes concernées: 1400
Travailleurs: ( 2400 - Lieu inconnu , Vêtements et textile , Gender not reported )Enjeux
Harcèlement (non sexuel) , Discrimination fondée sur le sexe , Santé et sécurité au travailRéponse
Response sought: Non
Type de source: News outlet
"Tha Shu (Myanmar) Glory Fashion Diner Officials are swearing because they didn't get the record", 19 May 2024
Originally, the dining hall was not enough for the factory workers. Now that factory [lines] have been added, [there is less space]...
Drinking water is also not clean...You are drinking impure water that has sediment and smells bad. I bring water from home and drink it. But we are not allowed to take water into the factory...
After going outside the factory to drink water, the line manager [an d supervisors] swear [at workers]...[workers'] body parts [are] shamed in...public [and they swear at workers]...Sometimes the owner of the factory himself says something.
They asked me to [meet the target of] 40 garments a day...Before the seizure of power, [workers were expected to sew]...25 garments a day. I'm being held back unfairly [if I don't meet targets].
All doors are closed during working hours at the factory. Only one hole is left open. That's why all the sewing workers were affected by burns. There are no fans.
[Translation via Google Translate]