In January 2011, the owner of PT Kizone in Indonesia fled, resulting in the closure of the factory in April the same year, and leaving 2,800 workers without work and the severance pay they were entitled to. Sportswear brand adidas had been sourcing from PT Kizone for many years, where workers were paid as little as US$ 0.60 an hour.

adidas are now refusing to pay a cent to PT Kizone workers who are still owed US$ 1.8 million in severance pay a year after their factory closed down.

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Here you will find all the latest news, up to date action requests and campaign activities on the PT Kizone case

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Workers' stories

Workers' stories

Here you can hear directly from the PT Kizone workers themselves and find out what it means to be denied the $1.8 million you are owed.

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Background

Background

This section provides more information on the PT Kizone case, including what happened at PT Kizone, links to more detailed reports, workers stories and the position of adidas.

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