'How Are We Supposed to Survive?': Bangladesh Workers Making Global Brands Demand Living Wage
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A sweater for a few tens of euros, but the maker sometimes earns barely 90 euros a month. In Bangladesh, garment workers are taking to the streets en masse for higher wages. Dutch shoppers are shocked by these amounts, but are they willing to dig deeper into their pockets themselves?
Bangladeshi workers are demanding more than double their current monthly salary, citing rising living costs and general inflation, as the current minimum wage of less than 90 euros is no longer enough.
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