CGWR-Garment-Sourcing-and-Workers-Rights-in-India-Nov.-15-2019.pdf
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owing power imbalances between buyers and suppliers, which, in turn, has had an adverse impact on workers. Buyers squeeze suppliers in terms of price and speed to market, and suppliers, in turn, squeeze workers in terms of wages, hours of work, and work intensity.
address is why the growth of the apparel export sector does not seem to have led to more significant growth of improved conditions of work, better paying jobs, and reduced inequality
It is important to note that this is not a traditional piece-rate system where wages are directly and solely tied to production. Such a system is most often not permitted due to minimum wage laws. However, employers can demand workers perform a number of operations per hour in order to keep their jobs
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