Workers' Rights Consortium
The Workers' Rights Consortium (WRC) is a non-profit organization that promotes fair labor practices in factories producing apparel and textiles. Established in 2000, the WRC works with colleges and universities to ensure that their branded products are made under safe and ethical conditions. It monitors factories for compliance with labor rights, including adherence to workers' rights to fair wages, safe working environments, and the freedom to organize. The WRC collaborates with students, labor advocates, and companies to improve conditions for garment workers globally and holds brands accountable for their supply chain practices.
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The Workers’ Rights Consortium (WRC) is an organization focused on improving conditions for workers in the garment industry. It partners with universities, advocates, and labor groups to ensure that factories producing licensed apparel adhere to fair labor standards. The WRC investigates working conditions, supports workers' rights, and holds companies accountable for any violations. By promoting ethical production practices, the WRC helps ensure that workers receive fair wages, safe working environments, and the right to form unions. Overall, it aims to create a system where workers are treated with dignity and respect.