Unethical Practices in H&M: Child Labor and Slavery
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Added on 2023-06-07
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This article discusses the unethical practices of H&M, including child labor and slavery. The company has been accused of employing children as young as 14 years and forcing them to work for more than 12 hours a day. The management has also been associated with various allegations of slavery, resulting in declining performance and a damaged brand image. The article highlights the impact of these practices on the company's performance and suggests that H&M needs to change its approach to the public through respect and appreciation of the broad types of customers the chain attracts.
Unethical Practices in H&M: Child Labor and Slavery
Added on 2023-06-07
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