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As I'm familiar with the labor laws in the US, it's the easiest rubrick for me to find products that don't employ sweatshop conditions. To be honest, I tend to
by stonogo 9y ago
As I'm familiar with the labor laws in the US, it's the easiest rubrick for me to find products that don't employ sweatshop conditions. To be honest, I tend to stick more to "union made" lists like this one: http://getitunion.com/buyunion.asp http://getitunion.com/buyunion.asp because then I know that the price I pay is going toward protecting labor conditions... or at least it has a chance.
If you know of a better way to quickly filter out "made by kids," "made by people who are about to be killed in a factory collapse," and "made by indentured servants (or 'third party nationals' as the UAE styles them)" then I'd be interested to know what it is.