A deadly factory fire in Bangladesh highlights workers rights around the world.
See link:
http://rendezvous.blogs.nytimes.com/201 ... ries-burn/
It is time that western companies take responsibility for management's abuse
of labor rights in countries they import from. What do you think?
Deadly Factory Fire Highlights Workers' Rights
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Re: Deadly Factory Fire Highlights Workers' Rights
Thank you for caring Steve. I wonder how much the average American consumer cares?
I been buying my clothes second hand. Sometimes I can find a shirt made by union labor
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Re: Deadly Factory Fire Highlights Workers' Rights
I wouldn't be at all suprised if Wal-Mart had a fire sale from Bangladesh. Yeah, sardonic humor is a way to fight the disaster toll. Thanks for the post, Still Trucking. I guess I'm
just a "bleeding heart" liberal.
Hey, I really feel for those folks families.
I remember reading about mill fires back early last century in this country. Even more recently, near Philadelphia, TN, there was a chemical factory explosion. So, it happens here in factories & on oil drilling platforms... It is a rare occurence but it still happens.
just a "bleeding heart" liberal.
Hey, I really feel for those folks families.
I remember reading about mill fires back early last century in this country. Even more recently, near Philadelphia, TN, there was a chemical factory explosion. So, it happens here in factories & on oil drilling platforms... It is a rare occurence but it still happens.
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