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Workers sewing Zara clothes in Pakistan are fainting from the heat, then losing pay for missing work. The Associated Press interviewed more than a dozen factory workers in Karachi, Pakistan's biggest city. Ten make goods for global brands, including Zara owner Inditex. Every one of them had watched co-workers faint from the heat. Several had fainted themselves, some more than once. Those who fainted were often given a short break or a sugary drink, then told to get back to work. And if the heat made them sick enough to miss work, they lost pay. Only one of them had paid sick leave. One woman who sews for Zara and Mango was struggling to breathe when her supervisor told her to just finish her work, and she collapsed. Her employer wouldn't pay for her hospital visit. She makes about $54 a month, and afterward she couldn't afford food for her six kids. Workers said their factories never measured the heat inside. One worker said the ventilation only ran when inspectors visited. In 2023, Inditex signed a legally binding safety agreement for factories in Pakistan. Its parent agreement said in 2025 it would add heat rules, which still aren't in effect. And this is just what one news outlet happened to document. Fast fashion runs on factories like this all over the world, and most of what happens inside them never gets reported, before you even get to what it does to the planet. I wanted to stop supporting companies that were treating workers and the environment like this, so I created the Conscious Spend app. It gives you ethics rankings for companies and points you toward ethical companies, so we can support people who are doing things the right way.
Workers sewing Zara clothes in Pakistan are fainting from the heat, then losing pay for missing work. The Associated Press interviewed more than a dozen factory workers in Karachi, Pakistan's biggest city. Ten make goods for global brands, including Zara owner Inditex. Every one of them had watched co-workers faint from the heat. Several had fainted themselves, some more than once. Those who fainted were often given a short break or a sugary drink, then told to get back to work. And if the heat made them sick enough to miss work, they lost pay. Only one of them had paid sick leave. One woman who sews for Zara and Mango was struggling to breathe when her supervisor told her to just finish her work, and she collapsed. Her employer wouldn't pay for her hospital visit. She makes about $54 a month, and afterward she couldn't afford food for her six kids. Workers said their factories never measured the heat inside. One worker said the ventilation only ran when inspectors visited. In 2023, Inditex signed a legally binding safety agreement for factories in Pakistan. Its parent agreement said in 2025 it would add heat rules, which still aren't in effect. And this is just what one news outlet happened to document. Fast fashion runs on factories like this all over the world, and most of what happens inside them never gets reported, before you even get to what it does to the planet. I wanted to stop supporting companies that were treating workers and the environment like this, so I created the Conscious Spend app. It gives you ethics rankings for companies and points you toward ethical companies, so we can support people who are doing things the right way.

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