India Garment Workers Refuse To Give Up Protests

stay India In Bangalore, a garment factory has 857 people, of whom more than 300 women are being asked. Resignation After that, they lost their jobs. Now they are holding protests outside the factory.

The local clothing workers union said that because of their protests, the workers of Mumbai cotton fashion company did not get what they deserved. compensate 。

As the management planned the relocation of the factory, the workers in the factory were asked to resign. However, due to their protest, the factory did not pay the workers' compensation for the closure.

The trade union leaders said that in accordance with the labor law, enterprises could only be closed after the permission of the Ministry of labour was obtained. Before the sit down protest, workers had been sitting on the factory for eight days.

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Joaquim, Minister of industry, mining and geology of Angola, said that Angola imported 500 million dollars of clothing and textiles.

At the news conference, Joaquim David said many tourists in Angola bought clothes and shoes in their tourist countries, which became the reason why the government replaced the import plan.

Joaquim David said at the "Angola fashion business" symposium that in order to reverse this situation, the government of Angola has invested heavily in restoring the country's textile and clothing related companies.

The seminar was jointly organized by Luanda international strategy Co., Ltd. and the Ministry of industry, mining and geology. This seminar is considered one of the largest fashion shows in Africa. 35 designers and 61 international brands from Africa, the Americas and Europe participated in the seminar and exhibition.