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Factory workers� horror stories

Friday, May 02, 2014
Textile workers
Textile workers

Acid burns, 12-hour working shifts without meals, searing, gas-filled workspaces and in one case, five toilets that have been blocked for more than a year forcing workers to use buckets.

These examples are a handful of the horrors revealed

by factory workers during Labour Day commemorations

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