H&M: We'll Pay Living Wage to Bangladesh Workers

H&M is doing something to combat the terrible conditions that so many garment workers in Bangladesh and Cambodia endure: The cheap clothing giant will make sure the workers making its products in those countries receive a living wage, the Wall Street Journal reports. The Swedish company (fun fact: Its name is short for Hennes & Mauritz) is working with three factories and their workers to figure out how much workers need to live on; within five years, a living wage should be in place at 750 of its biggest suppliers, covering 60% of H&M merchandise. A rep for the company says prices aren't expected to increase as a result.