July 28, 2010
Garment workers in Bangladesh produce clothing for Wal-Mart in exchange for wages that keep them in poverty; let Wal-Mart know that these workers deserve their modest demand of a 35-cent-an-hour minimum wage, not one cent less!
June 30, 2010
June 17, 2010
Support Workers Striking Honda in China. Workers strike to win $1.34 an hour wage -and respect.
June 15, 2010
A young female Bangladeshi garment work discusses her life on a starvation wage.
PC Pro | July 5, 2010
Good Electronics | July 2, 2010
Computer Weekly | July 2, 2010
St. Petersburg Times | July 1, 2010
A workers rights group that 14 years ago outed celebrity Kathie Lee Gifford for allowing her clothing line to be made in Central American sweatshops is now targeting St. Petersburg electronics manufacturer Jabil Circuit for worker abuse at one of its many factories in China.
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The Jabil Circuit factory in Guangzhou, China has over 6,000 workers-many of them illegal temporary workers.These workers produce for hi-tech products-all of whom are board members of the Electronic Industry Citizenship Coalition (EICC).
Guatemalan factory, Alianza Fashion, robs workers' health care and pension payments while undermining government's social security institute.
Nygard, Dillard's, J.C. Penney, Wal-Mart Linked to Human Trafficking and Abuse of Young Women in Jordan Sweatshop
Chinese teenagers toil excessive hours for poverty wages as they manufacture the Microsoft peripherals we use.
The Race to the Bottom in the Auto Industry
