HR PROFESSIONALS IN GARMENT INDUSTRY - EXCHANGE OF IDEAS

Thank you sriwidh

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Sushma

Thank you for your reply.

Yours Positively,
Jayaraman.K

Dear All,Use this Link and view the Compliance Checklist for the Garment Industry.Compliance Checklist for Garment Industry

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Suthanthira Selvan


Everyday Starts with Some Expectation. But, Ends with Some Experience.

Dear Friends,

View the Powerpoint and see the trend of Garment Industry in China.

Attached Files

China_overview.ppt (966.0 KB, 34 views)

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Suthanthira Selvan


Everyday Starts with Some Expectation. But, Ends with Some Experience.

Hi Suthanthira

Please mail me the attached presentation at

Thanks
Sushma

Thanks Suthanthira & KSB

Suthanthira very useful checklist which help us a lot.

I m 100% sure if we'll maintain our records according to the checlist then factory will get 101% approval from the buyers.

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Sushma

hi,

iam laxminarayana, working in Textile industry,in andhrapradesh, as Sr.manage r .hr.

Dear Yogi,

can you please send me any material, relating to hr & textile industry,

possible, do the needful.

thanks & REgards:laxminarayana.a

Dear all,I have newly joined for hr department as manager can any one please guide me to head the department and we need accounts manager for our office who has prior experience in garment industry my id ell 9964462759chandraSHEKAR

Dear All,

I went one seminar yesterday. I have furnished about that seminar here. It may be helpful for you. This is the new trend in Garment Industry.

Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS)
This short form of the GOTS is designed to give a quick overview on the content and requirements of the standard. It does not reflect all criteria of the standard and can therefore not be used for any official purpose.

Aim of the standards
The aim of the standard is to define requirements to ensure organic status of textiles, from harvesting of the raw materials, through environmentally and socially responsible manufacturing up to labelling in order to provide a credible assurance to the end consumer.

Scope and structure
This standard for organic textiles covers the production, processing, manufacturing, packaging, labelling, exportation, importation and distribution of all natural fibres. The final products may include, but are not limited to fibre products, yarns, fabrics and clothes.

The standards focus on compulsory criteria only.

Label grading
Final products that are produced and manufactured in compliance with all compulsory criteria of these standards are to be labelled "Global Organic Textile Standard"

Further the standards provide for a subdivision into two label-grades.
a) "organic" or "organic - in conversion"
95% or more of the fibres must be of certified organic (or in conversion) origin. The remaining balance up to 5% may be made of non-organic fibres including defined regenerated and synthetic fibres. Blending (= mixing the same fibre in organic and conventional quality in one product) is not permitted.

b) "made with x % organic materials" or " made with x % organic - in conversion materials"
70% - 95% or more of the fibres must be of certified organic (or in conversion) origin. The remaining balance up to 30% may be made of non-organic fibres. Regenerated and synthetic fibres are limited to 10% (resp. 25% in the US). Again blending is not permitted.

Go through to further information. Global Standard

Attached Files

GOTS Manual.pdf (108.9 KB, 10 views)

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Suthanthira Selvan


Everyday Starts with Some Expectation. But, Ends with Some Experience.

Hi Selvan,

Thank you for your updation.

Keep posintgs.

Best Regards,
Srinivasan