Monthly Archives: June 2021
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The people who build Xinjiang
At the same time, it was also a good opportunity for her to pull out of a relationship with a young man because the man’s family ... -
The Day – What is the future of office work in Southeast Connecticut?
Earlier this month, global real estate company JLL released the results of a survey showing that of 3,317 people surveyed in 10 countries in March, 63% ... -
Risk of forced labor in the garment industry rises due to pandemic and industry response – Eurasia Review
The deterioration in the living and working conditions of workers in clothing supply chains during the Covid-19 pandemic has increased the risk of forced labor, according ... -
Umbrella of 170 AICA associations to tackle MSME sector issues
No less than 170 industry associations have joined together to form the All India Council of Association of MPMEs (AICA) to address issues in the sector ... -
Risk of forced labor in the garment industry rises due to pandemic and industry response
The first and only report to interview a large sample of garment supply chain workers (1,200 workers in 302 factories and four countries) found an increased ... -
Largest rooftop solar power plant begins generating electricity
Youngone Corporation, the Korean multinational conglomerate, yesterday launched the country’s largest rooftop solar power plant in its Korean Export Processing Zone (KEPZ) to meet its demand ... -
Bill would require doctors to disclose payments from drug and device makers – Daily News
New legislation inspired by the failure of a Studio City woman’s breast reconstruction surgery would require California doctors to notify their patients every year of any ... -
Rethinking India’s Textile Apparel Innovation Agenda: Koshy
Photo: Shutterstock It takes time to reset and rethink the innovation agenda of the textile garment industry, which employs around Rs.450-500 million in India, according to ... -
Strong demand for skilled workers in the textile industry: Kartasasmita
Jakarta (ANTARA) – Industry Minister Agus Gumiwang Kartasasmita said his ministry is working to develop a skilled workforce for the manufacturing sector given the high demand ... -
Covid devastated self-employed women in India
Representative image | Adel Halim | Bloomberg Text size: A- A + Lasuben Shivlal Raval is a 70 year old grandmother from Ahmedabad, India. She worked ...
