The Sweatshop Industry and Child Labour in NIC's

NIC's Sweatshop industry and child labor This report aims to investigate whether the two major Nike and Gap TNC manufactures products according to the supplier's code of conduct. The code of conduct of suppliers of both companies clearly states that the workers are not hired during the legal minimum age and that there is no specialty shop in the factory. The sweatshop is a factory where employees are highly misused, they work in a bad environment, have health and safety problems, work at low wages, and work for a long time.

NIC's Sweatshop industry and child labor This report aims to investigate whether the two major Nike and Gap TNC manufactures products according to the supplier's code of conduct. The code of conduct of suppliers of both companies clearly states that the workers are not hired during the legal minimum age and that there is no specialty shop in the factory. The sweatshop is a factory where employees are highly misused and works under healthy and bad conditions 1. In the article "Sweatshop to Sweatshop" we violate many common knowledge standards. First of all, the lecturer said, "The little girl ... I work every hour ... I try not to collapse from the heat ...". This violates the fairness of the discussion. He tried to manipulate the audience by attracting their emotional aspects. This discussion is not based on de facto evidence, so the audience can reject it. In this case, there may not be a small girl

Child labor is one of the most serious effects of trainers. According to the International Labor Office (2013), more than 250 million children are employed, of which 170 million are engaged in the textile and clothing industries of developing countries. Sofie Ovaa (Molds, 2013), an official who quit child labor, stated that many women in Bangladesh and India wanted to work for a long period of low wages to earn a living. Most fashion manufacturing companies use less skilled workers because child labor is easier to manage than for adult work like cotton picking and more suitable for specific jobs.

Hiring children in these industries regarding the ethical issues of child labor and the implementation of trade sanctions against export oriented industries such as exploitation factories is one way to cope with poverty in the short term. The exploitation factory and the carpet factory are members of a very poor family with a high proportion of child labor and no land. In most cases, the income of these children provides the only support for the family, especially in a single woman's family.