They are fed up': US labor on the march in 2021 after years of decline | US unions | The Guardian
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Nike has spoken out about Uighur Muslim forced labour - it faces a choice between ethics and profits
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Strikes are at an all-time low – and that's because we don't really need trade unions any more | The Independent | The Independent
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Human Rights and Labor Compliance Standards | Nike Purpose
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Membership of UK trade unions rises for fourth year in a row | Trade unions | The Guardian
Nike boss defends firm's business in China - BBC News
Trade union membership has fallen further than ever before – Resolution Trust
London, UK. 4th April 2012. (TUC)Trade Union Congress and "Playfair" Campaigners in Covent Garden, London. Campaigners are urging the big brands involved with the London 2012 Olympic games such as Nike, Adidas
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NIKE, Inc. Statement on Forced Labor | Nike Purpose
Nike agrees $1m overtime payment for Indonesian workers - BBC News
Trade union membership has fallen further than ever before • Resolution Foundation
Nike's response re. Violet Apparel - Business & Human Rights Resource Centre
Why trade unions are declining | The Economist
