Worker
Rights in the Americas?
A Rare Inside Glimpse
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Suppressed USAID-funded investigation documents systematic denial of rights and wages of "abject poverty" wages of eighty-five thousand maquila workers, mostly young women sewing garments for Nike, Jordan, Adidas, Gap, Ohio State, Duke, University of Michigan, Georgetown, Kohl's, Wal-Mart and Elderwear school uniforms. |
Section
1:
Section
2: In-depth Factory Studies
Hermosa Factory (Nike, Ohio State, Duke, UNC, U of Michigan, U of Arizona, Georgetown, Adidas, Puma)
Chi Fung Factory (Nike, NBA, Jordan, Adidas, Wal-Mart, VF Corporation)
Exmodica Factory (Nike, Adidas, Wal-Mart)
Formosa Textiles Factory (Nike, Adidas, Columbia, Lee/VF)
Leader Garments (Kohl's, Sears, and Target)
Tainan Factory (Gap)
Mansalex (Gap/Old Navy)
Newtex Factory (Gap/Old Navy)
Doall Enterprises (Liz Claiborne, Perry Ellis, Leslie Fay)
Quality
Factory (School Uniforms
for Elderwear)
Attachments
Spanish Original of Ministry of Labor Report
Partial Translation of Ministry of Labor Report
Can Anyone Survive On Nike's Wages?
Worker Interview: Making Children's Clothes
Wages in El Salvador: Wage of Indecency
Han Chang Factory: Unsafe Water
The Enormous Power of the Multinationals
Corporate Greed: When is Enough Enough?
Contact Information for Experts in El Salvador
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