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Study Reveals Lax State Enforcement and Widespread Corporate Disregard of California’s Landmark Anti-Sweatshop Law

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PR_2005_9_28.pdf (49.06 KB)
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Globalization and the Workplace
Author
Sweatshop Watch
Abstract

The article discusses the failures of the state labor agency of California to effectively enforce Assembly Bill 633 based on the findings of a study by a coalition of garment worker advocates titled, Reinforcing the Seams: Guaranteeing the Promise of California’s Landmark Anti-Sweatshop Law.

Date Issued
2005-09-28
Keywords
California
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economic
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enforcement
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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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movements
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social
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sweatshop
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work
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workers
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workplace
Type
article

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