When Pacific Brands decided in early 2009 to close its manufacturing plants in Australia and New Zealand and relocate them to China, the only power remaining to the Textile, Clothing and Footwear Union representing the 1800 employees who faced losing their jobs was to:

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The union's remaining power was to use moral persuasion by appealing to the public and government, aiming to sway opinion and possibly influence the company's decision or gain support for the affected employees. This approach relies on highlighting the ethical and social implications of the company's decision.

When Pacific Brands Decided in Early 2009 to Close Its