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Swedish Retailer Lager 157 Linked to Poor Working Conditions in Myanmar

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Lager 157 also has many stores in Finland. The irregularities were reported on the current affairs program Dagens Eko on the Swedish Public Broadcasting Corporation.

·Helsinki, Finland
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Earns 3500 kronor in the factory in Myanmar. That includes 100 hours of overtime.

·Gothenburg, Sweden
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Workers at a factory in Myanmar that manufactures clothes for Lager 157 tell of long work shifts, low pay and overtime of around 100 hours a month.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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Textile workers at Lager 157's factory in Myanmar are raising the alarm about tough working conditions, according to an investigation by Ekot. They testify to long hours and low wages.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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Low wages and long work shifts. This is what workers at Lager 157 in Myanmar testify to, reports Ekot. The clothing chain continues to manufacture clothes in the country despite criticism.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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Expressen broke the news in Stockholm, Sweden on Wednesday, October 21, 2026.
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