workers in Haiti are paid just six cents for every $19.99 Disney 101Dalmations outfit they sew, which means that their wages amount to just three-tenths of one percent of the sales. In fewer words, then, these workers are in the global economy without the knowledge or tools to defend themselves (Kernaghan 1-3).
             Another question to consider is, "Does mistreatment go on in these sweatshops?" Verena Dobnik, an Associated Press writer, reported earlier this year that a manager at a Nike plant in Vietnam was convicted of beating work
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