An Exploration of Sweatshops and Child Labor

"One-sixth of all children in this age group are engaged in child labor in developing countries, with 126 million children working in the danger worldwide.Violence, Employers" (UNICEF) . It is almost impossible not to think how lucky children are these days. Look at the news and see the technology Children have mobile phones, game machines and even their mini vehicles running in the house.

According to the International Labor Organization ("Child Blocks and Forced Labor"), "An estimated 21 million children from 5 to 14 years of age are working all over the world." The sweatshop is the dilemma the world has dealt with. Contrary to what is generally believed, the sweatshop remains and still causes damage all over the world. Many businessmen and women think sweatshop is an indispensable element for the growth of the world economy. - There are two aspects to using cheap labor in other countries. The use of inexpensive workforce in developing countries may constitute exploitation. In extreme cases, this may be true. For example, the De Beers of the diamond cartel repeatedly promises to repeatedly use African countries because it lacks government regulatory and communication advantages.

There is nothing defined as a sweat shaker. The US Department of Labor defines a sweatshop as a factory that violates two or more labor laws such as wages and allowances, child labor, and working hours. In general, the sweatshop is a workplace where workers are exposed to extreme exploitation, including lack of living wages and benefits, poor working conditions, and arbitrary discipline such as verbal abuse and physical abuse I can say that. Because sweatshop workers receive less than their daily expenditure, they can not save a little money to improve their lives. They are trapped in a bad cycle of exploitation