sweatshops
...advantage of young women. Most of the women don’t have say about there work environment, the men do most of the clean up in some of these labor factories. (http://www.feminist.org.). Workers in developing countries have little success on their struggle against the exploitative conditions under which they work. The combination of a fear in jeopardizing their jobs, the ignorance regarding their legal rights, constant interference by the military in labor negotiations, and the harassment, arrest, incarceration, torture, and even murder. Companies such as Nike, Guess?, and Disney have sweatshops in countries such as China, Vietnam, and Indonesia. These countries have serious problems, for example in some cases, women are allowed only two drinks of water and one bathroom break per shift. Sexual harassment, corporal punishment, and verbal abuse are all means used by supervisors to install fear and keep the employees in line.(www.senser.com). The Department of Labor defines a work place as a sweatshop if it violates two or more of the most ba...