Us Levi Strauss Cut Procurement From Kampuchea

< p > because of the continued turbulence in Kampuchea, Levi Strauss, a jeans manufacturer, has reduced procurement from Kampuchea garment factories in an attempt to "reduce supply chain risks and ensure delivery".

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A spokesman for the P > Levi Strauss confirmed the operation and said that the four workers in the garment industry died due to the Kampuchea strike and the Cambodian government crackdown in January (2014), so the company decided to reduce procurement from Kampuchea.

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< p > Levi Strauss was one of the companies that attended the negotiations with the Kampuchea government in Phnom Penh in late May, and appealed to H&M, Gap, Puma and Inditex to express their concern about the violation of workers' human rights in Cambodia.

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< p > participants also warned that their procurement strategy depended on stability, pparency, predictability and regulations.

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"P > Levi Strauss spokesman also stressed that political stability and respect for human rights and labor rights are necessary conditions for the company to maintain corporate procurement anywhere in the world.

"Therefore, we are working with the Cambodian government to address the root causes of the current labour unrest in a peaceful and constructive way. We hope to see the rapid progress of Cambodian concerns about excellent labour and human rights."

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< p > when Levi Strauss does not quantify the size of its orders in Kampuchea, the IndustriALL Global Trade Union Federation said that one of the brands that participated in the talks in late May has cut its procurement in Kampuchea by 50%.

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< p > a href= "http://sjfzxm.com/pioneer/" > branding < /a > and trade unions also called for a "clear timetable" for the new trade union law, and hoped to stop a series of lawsuits against trade unions, so that the organization can play a "full role" in social dialogue.

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< p > the Kampuchea Trade Union asked the government to raise the minimum wage for 500 thousand garment workers nationwide, rising from $100 a month to $160.

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< p > according to the global trade labor union, companies participating in the talks in late May indicated that they were willing to accommodate any increase in the minimum wage adjustment when purchasing Cambodia in the future.

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< p > but Levi Strauss revealed to the media that the company supports the government of Kampuchea to establish a comprehensive method and inclusive procedures to determine the minimum wage to ensure the stability of the industry. This should enable the new minimum wage standard to be announced as soon as possible.

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< p > the Kampuchea government has announced that the latest research report on the wage making process will be announced in mid June.

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In the statement issued after the meeting, brand P stressed that they had warned the Cambodian government that if the production interruption and shipping delays were delayed due to continuous turbulence, Cambodia would lose its strategic purchasing market position and would have an impact on future investment and growth.

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