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> Even East Asia textile sweatshops offer work from home. I'd like to learn more about this. Intuitively, it makes sense for something like this to be true; th
by vbuterin 13y ago
> Even East Asia textile sweatshops offer work from home.
I'd like to learn more about this. Intuitively, it makes sense for something like this to be true; the "workers slaving away at assembly lines in factories 12 hours a day 7 days a week" meme seems a bit too ancient and well-established to be accurate and we definitely don't see that many sources of what the East Asia sweatshop lifestyle is actually like. Any links?
- qwerta 13y agoIt is story from asian friend. Every morning her family would collect batch of clothes for sewing and return it finished at evening. Also Japan industry during WW2 worked this way, lot of work was done in family homes, central factories were only used for steel.