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Sweatshop

A sweatshop or sweat factory is defined as "a shop or factory in which employees work for long hours at low wages and under unhealthy conditions". Examples of unhealthy conditions include little to no breaks, inadequate work space, insufficient lighting and ventilation, or uncomfortably or dangerously high or low temperatures.

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History of sweatshops

Impacts of sweatshops

Anti-sweatshop movement

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see also · 60
Sweatshop → Accusations, Amazon, American, Anti-Sweating League, Arab, Australia, BangladeshSheltered, Belzer, Business, Campaigns, Chengdu, Chengdu Foxconn, Child, ChinaAnti-sweatshop, ChinaForced, Class, Country's, Disposal, East Side Tenement National, Economic
related to External links · 35
Sweatshop → American History, American Sweatshops, An, Between, Cambodia’s Garment Industry, Collier's New Encyclopedia, David Frederick, December, Encyclopædia Britannica, Europeans, Get Out, Hard Place, History, Human Rights Watch, Labor Rights Abuses, Laos, March, National Museum, New International Encyclopedia, Our Sewing
related to history · 32
Sweatshop → All, As, Charles Kingsley's Cheap Clothes, Eastern-European Jewish, England, English, Factory Act, For, France, Garment District, However, In, Industrial Revolution, Italian, League, London, Manhattan, Many, Marxists, Massachusetts
related to Further reading · 27
Sweatshop → Bender, Benjamin, Cambridge University Press, Co-operative Printing Society, Corporations Outsourcing Catastrophe, Daniel, Disturbing Story, Erik, Global Economy, Global Perspective, Greenwald, Historical, How, ISBN, Loomis, Manchester, Out, Peter, Poverty, Richard
related to Organizations supporting the anti-sweatshop movement · 24
Sweatshop → America, Canadian, Charity, China Labour Bulletin, Clothes CampaignFashion Revolution, Exchange, Global Labour, HERE, Human Rights, Indian, Kong Christian Industrial CommitteeInstitute, Labor Rights Forum, Labour Organization, Non-governmental, Nonprofit, North American, Not-for-profit, Rights Consortium, Specialized, Students Against Sweatshops
related to Corporate use of sweatshops and responses to the anti-sweatshop movement · 19
Sweatshop → Abercrombie, Apple, Banana Republic, Brands, Chinese, Disney Consumer Products, Fitch, Foxconn, GAP, In, Nike, Overwhelmed, Pegatron, Shein, Sweatshops, These, Victoria's Secret, Workers, Zara
has impact · 10
Sweatshop → Additionally, Hong Kong, In, Kristof, Nicholas Kristof, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan, The, The Four Asian Tigers
related to Anti-sweatshop movement · 8
Sweatshop → Australia, Consumers, It, New Zealand, The, These, United Kingdom, United States
related to Sweatshop-free · 7
Sweatshop → Although, American Apparel, Brands, Everlane, Inc, Patagonia, Sweatshop-free
related to Ability to replace jobs if sweatshops are shut · 5
Sweatshop → Bangladesh, In, Rana Plaza, The, This

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subsistence agricultureinstance ofsweatshops have increased the standard of living when compared with alternatives0.80text
sex workinstance ofsweatshops have increased the standard of living when compared with alternatives0.80text
Charles Kingsley's Cheap Clothesinstance ofThe terms sweater for the middleman and sweat system for the process of subcontracting piecework were first published in early critiques0.80text
Nastyinstance ofThe terms sweater for the middleman and sweat system for the process of subcontracting piecework were first published in early critiques0.80text
Instagraminstance ofdemand for clothing increased due to viral trends on social media services0.80text
TikTok.According to the International Labour Organizationinstance ofdemand for clothing increased due to viral trends on social media services0.80text
in 2012instance ofdemand for clothing increased due to viral trends on social media services0.80text
168 million children were employed in sweatshopsinstance ofdemand for clothing increased due to viral trends on social media services0.80text
although this was a decrease from 246 million in 2000.In 2013instance ofdemand for clothing increased due to viral trends on social media services0.80text
in Dhaka Districtinstance ofdemand for clothing increased due to viral trends on social media services0.80text
Bangladeshinstance ofdemand for clothing increased due to viral trends on social media services0.80text
the Rana Plaza collapse killed over 1instance ofdemand for clothing increased due to viral trends on social media services0.80text

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