Nike workers denied over $2 million in wages

During the pandemic, around 4,500 workers in Cambodia and Thailand, who made clothes for Nike, were deprived of their legally-owed wages and termination pay. 

The workers in Thailand were pushed by factory management to sign a form stating that they wanted to take voluntary unpaid leave. Those who resisted were met with retaliation. 

The workers in Cambodia were denied their termination pay when their factory suddenly closed without notice and all workers lost their jobs. 

Nike profits from its image as a company committed to women’s empowerment, but leaves women and migrant workers out in the cold. 

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