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Conduct Unbecoming: Fighting for Freedom in Sweatshop Uniforms The Department of Defense is the world's largest purchaser of U.S.-made apparel. Approximately 20,000 American men and women manufacture uniforms for the armed forces and unfortunately, many of these workers labor in sweatshops.... more
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Rated by wwhitlock on Mar 24 2006, 11:23pm
Conduct Unbecoming: Fighting for Freedom in Sweatshop Uniforms The Department of Defense is the world's largest purchaser of U.S.-made apparel. Approximately 20,000 American men and women manufacture uniforms for the armed forces and unfortunately, many of these workers labor in sweatshops. "Conduct Unbecoming: Sweatshops and the U.S. Military Uniform Industry", is a new report documenting sweatshop conditions prevalent at factories throughout the United States with government uniform contracts.
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Reviewed by prometheussd on Jan 12 2006, 6:11pm
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