Jul 4, 2014
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Nearly 1,100 workers of clothing maker Aha Mura will become officially jobless. All hope is not lost, as 400 will be able to return to their sawing machines at least until the end of July to finish the existing orders.
Nearly 1,100 workers of clothing maker Aha Mura will become officially jobless. All hope is not lost, as 400 will be able to return to their sawing machines at least until the end of July to finish the existing orders. Meanwhile, the government is preparing a set of measures to help the workers. The trade union confederation ZSSS has expressed its disappointment with the government and other key players for allowing Aha Mura to go into bankruptcy.
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