2. EXPLOITATION: NIKE AND GAP  Credits….  http://www.caa.org.au/campaigns/nike/sweat2.h tml http://www.caa.org.au/campaigns/nike/sweat2.h tml  http://News.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/audiovideo/pro grammes/panorama/archive/new http://News.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/audiovideo/pro grammes/panorama/archive/new  http://www.newspaper.depauw.edu/1999/10/29_ news_sweatshop.html http://www.newspaper.depauw.edu/1999/10/29_ news_sweatshop.html

3. WAGES  Inadequate wages  Lower than the minimum wage  Lower training Wages  Examples:  Indonesia (Nike)  China (All types of Tennis Shoes)  Honduras/ El Salvador (Gap)

4. WORKING HOURS  Long working hours and force overtime to meet production quotas  Unpaid overtime after usually after 11pm  Only allowed two days off per month  No religious leave

5. CONDTIONS LIVING  Factories usually provide housing  Very small rooms  Drinking water is scarce  Food is subsidized and usually has low nutritional content WORKING  Terrible working conditions  Loss of body parts in not uncommon  Compensation given by companies usually isn’t enough to cover medical costs

6. ABUSE PHYSICAL  Abuse by supervisors for mistakes  Rape of young girls until they are pregnant  Workers are beaten for protesting low wages or low working hours MENTAL  Supervisors are trained to verbally abuse workers to make them work harder  Brainwashing in factory housing to promote loyalty

7. EXCUSES  Nike believes that they are “Benefiting Indonesia”  Examples….