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'Modern slavery' | Lawyer responds to damning allegations at Boohoo factory

Lawyer responds to damning allegations at Boohoo factory
Lawyer responds to damning allegations at Boohoo factory

Online retailer, Boohoo, is facing accusations of ‘modern slavery’ after a report emerged that workers based at a Leicester factory were being paid £3.50 an hour.

An undercover reporter at The Sunday Times suggested that workers at a Leicester factory which supplied clothes to Boohoo were also offered no protection from coronavirus, reported the BBC.

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