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Lingerie company Victoria’s Secret has given a ‘wage theft’ payment of 8.3 million USD to 1,250 laid off Thai garment workers, who have been fighting for severance payments for over a year since their factory in Samut Prakan, central Thailand, went bankrupt and closed down in March 2021. Some workers received the equivalent of more than four years wages under the settlement, which is considered the largest ever wage theft settlement to occur at a single garment factory, according to workers rights organisation Solidary Centre. The factory – in Samut Prakan’s Bang Sao district – was owned by ‘Brilliant Thai […]

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