FAST FASHION SALARY: PART III: MINIMUM WAGE V. LIVING WAGE: GARMENT WORKERS - THE LOWEST EARNERS!

V12 FAST FASHION SALARY: PART III: THE MINIMUM WAGE V. LIVING WAGE: GARMENT WORKER ARE ONE OF THE LOWEST EARNERS IN THE WORLD! Fast Fashion brands have tricked their customers into thinking that now, after many struggles, workers making their clothes in least developed and developing countries, are earning well, by increasing their salaries. The increase of a salary is good! It is …always good! Right? Not in this case! This salary is barely enough to make ends meet! What is the reason behind establishing in these countries of a minimum wage that is higher than what they used to earn, which, however, will not even allow these workers to indulge in a small extra cost – such as a ticket to the movies? This video will give you the answer to this question! Music by: @Ikson, Last Summer Video Shooting App: InShot (Free version)   Video on Bangladesh:   Fast Fashion Salary: Right to Just and Favorable Remuneration. Part I: A Monthly Salary of 95 USD?, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vN-5EHta9p0   Video on Ethiopia:  Fast Fashion Salary: Right to Just and Favourable Remuneration. Part II: A Monthly Salary of 26 USD?, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8PmTWhq2rMs&t=19s ILO, Towards Decent Work in Global Supply Chains, 27 Jan 2016, available at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xl45gS6sXiU ILO, How to define a minimum wage?, available at: https://www.ilo.org/global/topics/wages/minimum-wages/definition/lang--en/index.htm China's factories: where to get your garments made, 10 August 2018, available at: https://www.ragtrader.com.au/insights/china-s-factories-where-to-get-your-garments-made Clean Clothes Campaign, Breakdown of Cost of a T-Shirt, available at: https://cleanclothes.org/poverty-wages Clean Clothes Campaign, Western European brands are profiting from poverty wages in Romania: Europe’s biggest fashion manufacturer, published 2019-05-20, available at: https://cleanclothes.org/news/2019/western-european-brands-are-profiting-from-poverty-wages-in-roma