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Sweatshops do not use slave labor; their employees did choose to work there. It is necessary to understand the context of such choices. In an economically depressed or underdeveloped region, there may be few available forms of employment. Desperate people may choose to work in a sweatshop because they see no better alternative.
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Why do workers in developing nations continued to work in sweatshop?
Some proper jobs are very difficult to find. Sometimes workers are forced to work in sweatshops either by human trafficking or slavery. Some sweatshops are operated entirely by trafficked children, because they are easy to kidnap and exploit. These are reasons why sweatshops are illegal.
Why do workers in developing nations coontinue to work in sweatshops?
They want to reduce the cost of manufacturing by using inexpensive labor
What is an effect of outsourcing jobs?
The creation of sweatshops
What advantages do nike sweatshops bring to developing countries?
It gives poor families the chance to earn a living and anyone with no experience in work. It lets anyone work there. xp
Why has globalisation led to sweatshops?
Sweatshops are an issue because there are many negative things about them. For a start, workers on average have to work 12-18 hours a day with incredibly low pay in incredibly dangerous conditions and often can be abused in physical and even sexual ways. The main issue is child labour, it is discussed all around the world and it has been known for children as young as 10 to be working in sweatshops. The owners of the factories often employ people without asking them there name, without them having any skills in that area of the job. So more often than not, the people are employed without any paper work.
Where do children live that work in sweatshops?
sweatshops first started at the start of the world war one! people couldn't afford to but clothes so they sent their kids to sweatshops to work to get money for themselves
What is the percent of kids who work in sweatshops?
Very young. About... 6 from what people know.
Are children allowed to work in sweatshops?
Absolutely not!
About how many people work in sweatshops worldwide?
180 people in the uk and 218 million world wide
What are the pros and cons of sweatshops?
Sweatshops are cheap to run. The workers are from very poor countries and they will work for extremely low wages. It is wrong to exploit people because they are so desperate for money and the conditions are horrible.
Do sweatshops contribute to sustainable properity for all people?
Even if something is sustainable it does not mean it is ethical. Sweatshops stay in business because people demand clothing at low prices. But the same people would demand a fair wage for doing that work. So poorer countries and poor people are victimized by sweatshops. When buyers can confirm a certain brand uses sweatshops, buyers protest--- but before too long, they forget morality and justice and buy cheap clothes again.
Who works in sweatshops?
Any people who need pay and are willing to work for it. Some examples are illegal immigrants and poor people in third world countries.
Who usually works in sweatshops?
People that work in the so-called " sweatshops," are low income, uneducated individuals living in precarious conditions in under-developed countries. These individuals find themselves in desperate need to have an income to support their families.
Why does Abercrombie and Fitch hire cheap labor from children and adults in sweatshops?
That's very illegal. They don't hire children to work in sweatshops!
Why are these children working in the sweatshops and where are their parents?
They are often children whose parents sold them or gave them to work in sweatshops because the family is too poor to feed them.
Are sweatshops ethical?
The term "sweatshop" is used to indicate a factory where people do too much work for too little pay, so no, they are not ethical.
Why do workers in developing nations continued to work in sweatshop?
Some proper jobs are very difficult to find. Sometimes workers are forced to work in sweatshops either by human trafficking or slavery. Some sweatshops are operated entirely by trafficked children, because they are easy to kidnap and exploit. These are reasons why sweatshops are illegal.
