CLEAN : Very little has changed since Bangladesh factory disaster: NGO

The video discusses workers' rights in the garment industry, focusing on compensation challenges in Bangladesh and the potential for change through the Bangladesh safety accord. It highlights the pressure on companies like Gap and Walmart to join the accord and the global strike actions in Cambodia and China. The video argues that the responsibility for poor working conditions lies with producers, not consumers.

What is the main reason companies fear paying into compensation funds?

• They believe it will increase their profits.

• They think it will improve their public image.

• They fear it will lead to more claims for compensation.

• They are concerned about losing market share.

What is the key difference between the Bangladesh safety accord and the alternative agreement led by Gap and Walmart?

• The Bangladesh safety accord lacks worker involvement.

• The Bangladesh safety accord requires mandatory changes and accountability.

• The alternative agreement has stricter safety measures.

• The alternative agreement is legally binding.

Which countries are mentioned as having significant strike actions by garment workers?

• Thailand and Indonesia

• Bangladesh and Pakistan

• Cambodia and China

• India and Vietnam

What is the main goal of the global process of workers organizing?

• To improve consumer satisfaction

• To reduce the cost of clothing

• To demand safe working conditions and fair wages

• To increase production speed

Who is primarily responsible for the poor working conditions in the garment industry?

• Governments of developing countries

• Producers who prioritize profits

• Retailers who sell the clothes

• Consumers seeking affordable clothing