Translation of "responsable de magasin de vêtements " (French → English) :

12. Calls on the OECD to establish a multi-stakeholder process on responsible supply chains of textiles and garments with a view to developing practical due diligence guidance, consistently with the OECD MNE Guidelines and the ILO Tripartite Declaration of Principles Concerning Multinational Enterprises and Social Policy, for companies to ensure that their goods are produced exclusively in factories fully respecting safety standards and labour rights; considers that such due diligence guidance should complement and strengthen existing international and national efforts and could constitute the basis for future legislation and labelling ...[+++]initiatives on responsible supply chains in textiles and garments;

The categories are: furniture stores, home furnishings, computer sales, home electronics, supermarkets, convenience stores, pharmacies, gasoline stations, clothing stores — shoes, clothing and accessories — sporting goods, and general merchandise.

A report by the Danish Environmental Protection Agency shows that chemicals in textiles may be harmful to the health of consumers and employees in shops selling clothes and fabrics and that, when such textiles are washed, the chemicals discharged may damage the environment.

A report by the Danish Environmental Protection Agency shows that chemicals in textiles may be harmful to the health of consumers and employees in shops selling clothes and fabrics and that, when such textiles are washed, the chemicals discharged may damage the environment.

It will be left to campaigners like Clean Clothes and No Sweat to make sure that labour and environmental standards are maintained.

In particular the person in charge of the control post shall provide clean equipment and protective clothes, which shall be kept exclusively for the use of any persons entering the control post, and shall make available suitable equipment for cleansing and disinfecting the above items.