Zara shopworkers stage Black Friday strike in fashion group's hometown
Zara Shopworkers Call off Strikes in Company's Hometown After 25% Pay Rise - Union
Zara Accused of Violating California Overtime Laws - Top Class Actions
The Zara workers' protest shows why fast fashion should worry all of us | Daisy Buchanan | The Guardian
Zara workers in Spain start protests to demand higher pay
Biggest wage theft ever seen in fashion: Workers for brands like Zara, H&M and Nike kept from over 41mln pounds in wages | Sustainable Fashion News | Project Cece
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Inditex Profit Jumps as Zara Owner Lifts Prices | BoF
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Zara Parent Company Inditex Hits Historic Sales High – WWD
Zara owner to close up to 1,200 fashion stores around the world | Retail industry | The Guardian
Zara, Next, Mango Slammed for Leaving Workers Without Wages in Turkish Factory — Clean Clothes Campaign
Zara (retailer) - Wikipedia
Fast fashion companies like Zara, Boohoo, and H&M are bad for the environment and economy - Vox
Zara owner Inditex's 20% Spanish staff pay hike hits shares
Gender Wage Gap - Stats and Analysis | 2023
Unions say Zara owner Inditex has agreed big wage increase for shop workers in Spain - Olive Press News Spain
Shein leaves Boohoo and Zara on fast fashion's shelf | Financial Times
Zara's unpaid workers have been leaving desperate notes in clothes
Zara, Next and Mango slammed for leaving workers without wages at Turkish factory - Labour Behind the Label
Fast Fashion Brands to Avoid and Why: H&M, Shein, Zara, and More - Brightly
Zara Stores Owner Inditex to Give Store Employees in Spain 20% Pay Rise - Bloomberg
Zara Is Still Well Dressed - WSJ
European fast fashion companies ranked by revenue | Statista
Worst fashion wage theft': workers go hungry as Indian suppliers to top UK brands refuse to pay minimum wage | Garment workers | The Guardian
