3.Also offering compensation, Canadian retail giant Joe Fresh.
4.Other brands intending on compensating the victims include:
5.Bonmarché is still considering what the appropriate action might be.
6.Another brand that hasn't reached a decision? Carrefour.
7.Change.org is petitioning for brands like Mango to acknowledge their involvement and follow suit of brands taking responsibility.
8.Benetton labels were found in the rubble but the company initially denied that claim. They have since rescinded that denial, stating they only used that factory once.
9.Children's Place also claimed that while they have used that factory in the past, nothing of theirs is currently in production there — a claim that turned out to be false.
10.Walmart spoke up and said that their supplier's use of the Rana Plaza factory was unauthorized.
11.Another garment factory disaster in Bangladesh took place in 2012. The fire in a Tazreen factory killed over 100 people that were making clothing for brands including Disney.
12.And Enyce.
13.And Sears.
14.Also German discount chain Kik.
15.And military clothing company Soffee.
16.The 2005 Spectrum-Sweater factory collapse in Savar, Bangladesh was linked to Canadian retailer La Senza.
18.The National Labor Committee reported in 2007 that Jordanian employees in factories producing Victoria's Secret lingerie were "slapped and beaten," then arrested for protesting.
20.Along with Nordstrom and Gymboree, J.Crew settled a class-action lawsuit brought by workers in "America's worst sweatshop" — the U.S. territory of Saipan — in 2006.
21.Indian workers producing GAP clothes were paid less than 40¢ a day, a 2010 report from The Observer claimed.
22.In 2011, the Kardashian family vehemently denied reports that products from their K-Dash, ShoeDazzle and Kris Jenner Kollection lines were made by workers suffering from "inhumane conditions" in Chinese factories.
23.And after "an undisclosed settlement" made between the brand and workers, a judge dismissed a lawsuit that Alexander Wang's factory in New York was run under sweatshop-like conditions.
