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Clearing the Hurdles: Steps to Improving Working Conditions in the Global Sportswear Industry
Monday, 21 April 2008 00:00

Based on interviews with sportswear workers in four countries, Clearing the Hurdles shows that violations of worker rights is still the sportswear industry norm, including in workplaces producing for adidas, sponsor of the Beijing and London Games and numerous national Olympic teams, and other key companies in the sector, such as ASICS, Puma, Nike, and New Balance.

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