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Euro 2008 Supplier gets Red Card for Workers Rights
Demand the reinstatement of the workers of Mink Tekstil and the right of freedom of association! Take action now at: http://www.cleanclothes.org/urgent/08-06-26.html#action
Support Turkish Garment Workers
When garment workers at the Dutch and Turkish-owned Metraco factory in Istanbul began to organize in February 2006, management responded with an anti-union campaign that is still underway. Your help is needed to pressure Metraco’s owners to reinstate workers unjustly dismissed for their organizing efforts, stop the anti-union campaign, and to recognize and negotiate with the Disk-Tekstil union about the problems in this workplace, which produces for a range of European brands.
Take action now at: http://www.cleanclothes.org/urgent/07-07-03.htm#action
Union Victory in Turkish Garment Factory
Find below the good news from the union Teksif in the Paxar casein Turkey. On February 26th 2007 Teksif and Paxar Turkey signed a collective contract and protocol, including pay rises and official recognition for their union. Also the issue of the
dismissed workers has been dealt with. Thank you to all who sent emails or got involved in supporting the case.
