41.8% of Independent Amazon Shareholders Vote for Labor Rights Assessment

A group representing 41.8% of independent Amazon shareholders voted in favor of a labor rights assessment at the ecommerce giant during its annual shareholder meeting on May 24. The proposal demanded that Amazon commission a third-party assessment of the company’s commitment to workers’ freedom of association and collective bargaining rights. The proposal was filed by…

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Perry Ellis Debuts ‘Eco Denim’ Line Made from Recycled Textile Waste

Perry Ellis is partnering with materials science firm Recover to create “eco denim” collections using low-impact recycled cotton fiber. The first Perry Ellis x Recover capsule collection launched with 10 styles of low-impact men’s denim pants as part of the brand’s spring 2023 line and is currently available exclusively on PerryEllis.com. Each piece in the collection…

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If You Want to Succeed in High-Heat Retail, Bake Fairness into the Experience

There have never been more barriers to the things we enjoy in life. Everything from limited edition sneakers to international stadium tour tickets have become seemingly unattainable. Consumers are often met with an unfair experience, failing websites, bots eating up stock. But with 73% of consumers saying that “a good experience is key in influencing…

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Report: Starbucks Union Seeks to Bargain for a National Contract

Starbucks Workers United is seeking to consolidate talks with Starbucks so that the more than 300 unionized stores can negotiate their first contract, according to HuffPost. However, Starbucks has maintained that since each location unionized one by one, each store should negotiate its own contract. The first organizing efforts at Starbucks started in late 2021,…

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