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2019 Recommendations to ILO

2019 Recommendations to the ILO

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Rep. Pramila Jayapal@RepJayapal·

Yet another move by a lawless president to stifle the voices of people who have criticized his policies. By decertifying this union, the Trump admin is working to expand its abuse of power over the immigration system. https://t.co/rzAoRD7nzt

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Clothing chains Levi Strauss, The Children’s Place & Kontoor Brands agreed to start a pilot program aimed at combating gender-based violence & harassment at five factories owned and operated by supplier Nien Hsing Textile Co. Ltd. in Lesotho.
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Clean Clothes @cleanclothes·

Time to end Gender Based Violence! #EndGBV #GarmentMeToo #Walmart https://t.co/yNgTwZJTHv

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[email protected] has yet to meet to discuss proposals to address the gender-based abuses at its suppliers. Staff with the retailer have expressed interest but haven't made any commitments to the proposals. #GarmentMeToo https://t.co/SWLYGHUss1

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FACT: Nearly one-quarter of employees in the United States work for an employer that has a contract with the federal government.

This rule seeks to undermine our civil rights protections and encourages discrimination in the workplace — and we will work to stop it.

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