sweat shop การใช้

• Coverage included child-workers in cotton mills, canning factories, tailoring, and sweat shops.
• This would bring sweat shops back to America, " he said.
• After working in garment sweat shops, she discovered her talent, sales.
• Corporations are out-sourcing, downsizing and exporting jobs to Third-World sweat shops.
• The result, would be that sweat shop owners would be put out of business.
• This is the sweat shop capital of the United States,
• In Indonesia, kids work in sweat shops making Nike footwear.
• She runs a factory that he calls a sweat shop.
• That is what Nike, champion of the third-world sweat shop, wants him to do.
• Men are mainly forced into " bondage labor " in small factories or sweat shops.
• Men are mainly forced into " bondage labor, " in small factories or sweat shops.
• Waddell's most notable accomplishment in early New Zealand, however, was his crusade against sweat shops.
• It will not keep a single child in another country out of a sweat shop.
• Twelve-year-olds toiling in sweat shops and rickety mine shafts.
• Jesus would not buy products made in sweat shops.
• Now, you'd have to settle for a polyester track suit made in a Chinese sweat shop.
• Finally he moves to the sweat shop labor.
• She was active in social improvement, particularly in respect to unemployment, sweat shops and bad housing.
• Child labor and sweat shops appeared as parents sent their children to work, not to school.
• The story also tells of Lu Si-Yan working as an underaged worker in a factory sweat shop.