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Workers’ Rights Advocates Respond to Recent Garment Sweeps: Enforcing Labor Laws Must Be More Than Just a “Photo-op”

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PR_2005_8_9_sweeps.pdf (10.21 KB)
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https://hdl.handle.net/1813/99657
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Globalization and the Workplace
Author
Sweatshop Watch
Abstract

The article highlights several responses of workers’ rights advocates to the garment sweeps conducted by California’s Labor & Workforce Development Agency. While the efforts of the Administration are appreciated by these advocates, they feel much more needs to be done to ensure the proper protection of workers’ rights in the California garment industry.

Date Issued
2005-08-09
Keywords
ALC
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APALC
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GWC
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Asian
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California
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economic
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garment
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global
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globalisation
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globalization
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labor
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labour
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law
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legal
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movements
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sweatshop
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social
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work
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workers
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workplace
Type
article

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