Jordanian garment factory closed due to workers’ rights violations
According to a report by the “Jordan Times” on February 26, the Jordanian Ministry of Labor ordered the closure of a garment factory in Irbid last Thursday due to the company’s violation of workers’ rights. The foreign worker support organization accused the garment factory of involving human trafficking and violating the basic rights of more than 100 Bangladeshi and Indian workers. The alleged violations mainly include: forced labor; physical and verbal abuse; poor accommodation conditions, shared by 8 people A dormitory is full of pests and lacks necessary ventilation conditions; sick leave is prohibited; wages are paid 10 days late every month; wages are deducted arbitrarily, etc. Jordanian garment factory closed due to workers’ rights violations
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