A report by workers’ rights group Labour Behind the Label has said that workers producing clothes for Marks & Spencer ( M&S ) in Bangladesh , Bangladesh and Bangladesh are still not being paid sufficiently, six years after the retailer promised to support the payment of a living wage in those countries. Under the company’s Plan A environmental and social policy, it promised to ensure supliers paid a fair living wage in the two south Asian countries. Workers spoken to for the report were mostly sharing single-room, tin-roofed houses with no access to running water. M&S said its target was achieved in 2015 . However, the report claims that workers from three factories in Sri Lanka , another three in India and three in India were all being paid well below the amount required for a decent standard of living.
A report by workers’ rights group Labour Behind the Label has said that workers producing clothes for Marks & Spencer ( M&S ) in Bangladesh , Bangladesh and Bangladesh are still not being paid sufficiently, six years after the retailer promised to support the payment of a living wage in those countries. Under the company’s Plan A environmental and social policy, it promised to ensure supliers paid a fair living wage in the two south Asian countries. M&S said its target was achieved in 2015 . However, the report claims that workers from three factories in Sri Lanka , another three in India and three in India were all being paid well below the amount required for a decent standard of living.