Asia Monitor Resource Centre
spacer
Search Go
spacer
  • Print
  • Forward

Informalization of Labour in Asia

Made in L.A.--Documentary 70 MInutes in English and Spanish with Bilingual Subtitles

Made in L.A. takes the viewer through the lives of three Latina immigrant sweatshop workers in L.A., who fight the exploitative conditions of the garment industry. They fight relentlessly for three years against the clothing retailer Forever 21 to win basic labour protection like unpaid and overtime wages from the company. In the process, with the help of the Garment Labour Center, these women are transformed from invisible, undocumented women workers into strong, empowered women who take charge of their lives and destinies and emerge as winners, united in their struggle.

Towards Full and Decent Employment

Edited by Jose Antonio Ocampo and Jono K.S.

Live working Or Die Fighting: How The Working Class Went Global

By Paul Mason
Guest Review by Melody Kemp

Asia/Global

China, Thailand and Vietnam rank top in unequal pay

66 - 67

Asian Labour Update
ISSN 1815-9389
Issue No. 66- 67
January - June 2008
Copyright Asia Monitor Resource Centre

Editorial and Layout
Doris Lee

With tremendous editing assistance from Diana Beaumont

Editorial team
Apo Leong, Sanjiv Pandita, Omana George, Diana Beaumont, Agung Hermawan, Carina Na

Australia

Qantas returns to wage talks after two day strike by engineers

Bangladesh

Bangladesh textile workers riot over soaring food prices

Burma