Collective Agreement Under the Provisions of the Jordanian Labor Law No. 8 of 1996 as Amended

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Present in 13 countries across three continents, Better Work brings together governments, employers’ and workers’ organizations, global brands, factory owners and workers to improve working conditions in the garment industry and make the sector more competitive.
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Better Work engages with the garment industry at the factory, national and international levels. We engage with factories through assessment, advisory and training visits, and we use our data and evidence to inform national and international policy discussions.
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Better Work collects data from factory assessment and advisory visits, and we work with reputable, independent academic researchers who report findings on the efficacy of our work and trends in the broader industry.
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On this page is the Collective Agreement for employers and workers in the garment sector in Jordan. It was agreed between the Jordan Garments, Accessories & Textiles Exporters’ Association (J-GATE) and The Association of Owners of Factories, Workshops Garments (AOFWG)

And

The General Trade Union of Workers in Textile, Garment & Clothing Industries

under the provisions of the Jordanian Labour Law no. 8 of 1996. The document is available in ten languages.

Collective Agreement Under the Provisions of the Jordanian Labor Law No. 8 of 1996 as Amended

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