Back in early 1990's in response to global criticism regarding usage of 'child labor' and 'sweatshops, Nike and Adidas, who both use same Asian manufacturing plants (China, Vietnam, and Indonesia), introduced a code of conduct for the factories in the mid 90's that oversaw OT limits, air quality, fire safety, and minimum wage. Environmental hazards and health have been added to the code.
Nike reportledly spends $10M annually enforcing compliance for labor and safety in these factories and has audited 600 of them since 2002. They have also asked local governments and factories themselves to self comply with these regulations.
Having read all this on several sites in newspaper articles, I would think the workers now get to take bathroom breaks whereas they had no breaks prior to the 'code of conduct'.
around 800,000
not too sure about Nike now, but in normal sweatshops, workers have to endure long working hours (ie. 16-18hours a day), low wages (less than the minimum wage), no career breaks or holidays, often abused in many ways.
just divide 1,160 by by 4 and you get ur answer 290
1,000,000,000
25
38,000 employees, as it goes on wiki.com.
Factory workers usually get a 30 minute lunch break. There aren't many benefits to working a factory
5 people to make one nike shoe.
Many but mostly mine workers and factory workers
240 of them.
144 * 35/100 ~= 50.4 workers. Since you can't have a fractional worker, the answer would be rounded to 50 workers.
One can find many different Nike stores in Tennessee. Some of the stores are the Nike Outlet, the Nike Factory store, Nike Clearance store, etc. On the Nike's official web page one can see all the locations.