Lauro faces the LVMH statement, the court’s supervision in Italy due to the abuse of alleged workers

The Italian Kashmir house, Lauro, was placed in a statement, famous for his “luxurious” luxury brand, under the LVMH Empire, under the monitoring of the court due to the alleged violations of work in the supply chain that involves unauthorized factories using illegal workers and wages.

An investigation revealed that Lauro has claimed that production had contracted from Shell, which managed to work externally to reduce costs. It was claimed that Shell issued fake bills and participated in exploitative work practices, Reuters mentioned, Adding that the brand will now be subject to court monitoring for one year as a result.

It is said that the Milan court’s decision on Monday makes Lauro a high -end brand statement In Italy To counter judicial control in the expansion of the campaign to exploit workers in the fashion industry.

Reuters added that the fashion brands including Valentino, Armani, the second largest brand in LVMH and the Italian handbag company, Alfreiro Martini was previously placed in its management of similar issues.

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Without a direct statement, Lauro called the paramilitary Carabenberry police in Italy on Monday that its work protection unit had carried out a “judicial administration” order against a company operating in the high -end fashion sector.

“It was determined that Fashion House The use of external sources to produce clothing elements (including cashmere jackets) to a company that does not produce a production capacity, which then starts from the production process of another company, which in turn depends on production of Chinese factories to reduce costs, “said Carabenieri leadership to protect the Labor Party in a press statement.

The agency added that these factories have reduced expenditures by employing uncomfortable workers, and they are often under inaccurate and unfair conditions – paying low wages, ignoring safety regulations and violating labor laws in working hours and breaks and spending time.

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Lauro said on Tuesday in a statement to Fox Business that the supplier is contracted from the subcontractor without informing the company and violating legal and contractual obligations. The company said it learned the case on May 20 and “ended all relations with the supplier concerned in less than 24 hours.”

Lauro admits a statement of the notice that was received from Milan Court The company said that the Preventive Management Department is today with regard to work practices by the subcontracting contractors who are not teachers and not authorized by one of its suppliers.

She added: “Lauro condemns a statement firmly of any illegal practices and reaffirms its firm commitment to support human rights and compliance with all the regulations in force during its supply chain.” “Lauro is obligated to ensure that all of its suppliers are compatible with the highest quality and moral levels in Mayson in line with the Code of Her Conduct. In this perspective, Laro has been a statement that is constantly reviewing and will continue to enhance control and scrutiny activities.”

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Investigation Luxuriousness He started in May after a Chinese worker reported the physical assault by the employer after demanding about $ 11,700 of unpaid wages, according to Reuters.

It is claimed that the employer overcame the worker and caused injuries that require 45 days of treatment. As a result, Karabiniri police arrested the owner of the Chinese workshop and closed his factory in the northwestern suburbs of Milan.

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Karabiniri police found that the workshop was produced Brand clarity Reuters reported that cashmere jackets and that their workers were forced to work for up to 90 hours a week, and seven days a week, for approximately $ 4 per hour. The police said that the workers were also sleeping in temporary rooms that were illegally built inside the factory.

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Karaabineri police said that the inspections in many factories in the Milan area eventually found 21 unknown Chinese workers, 10 of whom were illegally working and seven of them illegal immigrants in Italy.

Reuters contributed to this report.