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Sale is a word that would make anyone go crazy, this specific word usually highlighted in read attracts the eye of the costumers around the world. Have you ever wondered how much do these products cost. Many companies across the globe use the cheap way which is “sweatshops” to manufacture their products at the cheapest rate and sell is for the highest price. The average cost of a Nike shoes is $28.50 and its retailed at $100, but thats not the problem the problem is the poor worker that gets paid 50 cents per hour. Theses people’s rights are taken away and determined by the owner of the sweat shop. I find this as a form of humiliation of the little poor kids to manufacture shoes that they cant afford for rich people. the equation her is humiliating people, taking their right away, making them work for more than 8 hours, and paying them very low wages in order for them to make the highest profit out of it. I think “toms” are one of these companies but somehow they could be used as an example of good and bad. First the bad side of the shoes is that it’s that expensive its only $80 the good thing they as cover is that they say that they give one pair to poor children overtime you but a pair. theses are two examples one of charity this is good and the other is sweatshops which is bad.

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This video shows that most of the fashion companies in the world, are very poorly formed and this

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This video shows everything bad about big companies. Sweatshops uses poor children's financial situation by giving them a very small salary to manufactor expensive products. We can call this child labor. Governments should stand against these big companies. NIKE, Gap, and Uggs Australia are good examples of sweatshops. Nike manufactors most of their products in Vietnam, they use the poor children to work for them for a little amount of salary and their products are being sold everywhere today; and people buy it. The video also shows how much we as consumers think before purchasing a food against thinking about buying a product. We think a lot before buying a meal because if it's cheap, maybe it is not clean. But when buying a cheap cloth, we would think it couldn't harm us; even though it could.

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This video was actually a surprise for me as I didn’t know sweatshops and all kinds of bad ethical aspects are still around for many years, and although people have been notified of their existence people are still buying from these shops. From this I can conclude that big companies are always looking for ways to decrease their costs whether it is ethical or not. Governments should be in charge of inspecting these companies. In addition, the owners and CEO’s should always keep track of the manufacturers and their subsidiaries. Therefore, the blame is not on the buyer for buying these products, however, the blame should always be on the institution or management.

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I am 100% against sweatshops due to how it crucial it this for the product use  and how harshly they treat the children that are under the working age which concludes us to the point of child labor and I can say that it the compaby and the individual' fault. In the company's case it is considered their fault for hiring people under the working age to serve customers. Considering the individual its the individual's fault for supporting and continuing to buy from these store. In the video some if the major store that were mentioned were H and M and forever 21. These store just care about having more employees in their factories without even looking at their age. And what they gain from that is they control their wages which will always benefit them beacuse they're always kow. A complete like gap that "has workers aging from 10-13 years old" is proving the definition of child labor. In my opinion I think that the only reason this can change if people stop buying from these certain brands so that these brands can take an action and can notice that what they're doing is completely wrong and cruel. In Addition to how this can make them solve the these problems quicker. Even if it is htd fir an individual to stop biying from a certain brand for a certain period of time they can do it! Beacuse there are ALOT of worldwide brands thatvare simply "clean" and dont not use these methods if child labor to increase their employment rate with low wages! STOP BUYING FROM THESE CHEAP BRANDS!

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This video shows the dark side of the multi billion dollar companies. Using sweatshops is very cheap to make your product. John Oliver showed how children in a very young age are working for these companies. They work about 18 hours a day, they also work in terrible conditions to get the minimum wage. Not only that, the security conditions in the sweatshops are terrible. People died from burned buildings due to the lack of safety conditions. Oliver spoke about, Gap, Walmart, Forever 21, H&M and Zara. The company that I am really disgusted with is GAP. Although they were caught with child labour issues in the past, they continue to hide sweatshops to continue making lots of money, thats why their products are very cheap. However it is also partially the countries that the sweatshops are located in's fault too. India for example, due to them being one of the poorest countries on the planet, children are forced to lie about there age to get a job. On the other hand a 12 year old lying about her age should be noticed by the company. It is not the little children's fault that they have to work to support themselves. Some children might even be paying for their parents expenses due to them being unemployed. That does not change the fact that, companies only think about profit. Companies are willing to do anything to maintain high profit and continue making more profit. I also think that governments should ban these companies with sweatshops due to the inhuman actions they take. In conclusion, I think a trade embargo should take place which means governments should ban these products, to force the company to change its rules.

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all around the world people are buying clothes and this is because they are sold for really cheap price. there was a survey once done that said 1 person buys around 60 clothes a year this shows how cheap each one is. clothes are very cheap to the extent that a jar of food is more expensive than a dress in H&M. the reason that many of these brands sell for a cheap price is one that each store has subsidiaries all around the world making it much less expensive for them. second is that stores like Nike and Gap are sweatshops. what does a sweatshop mean? it means that company's are making little children make the products and in repay the pay them a very little wage. this here a child labour. one day bbc had entered one of the manufactures for Gap finding that kids have been working their and lying about their age in order to get the job one girl had said she is 19 years old when she really is only 13. Gap has been caught more then once having sweatshops and every time they get caught after 2-3 years they get caught again with the same problem. However, it is not only Gap there are many other stores that do the same thing. Gap had said in 2013 that there will be safety regulations and so on, and when the jezira reporters went to check one of there manufacture they found a poster will all the emergency exists but when looking they would not find one of those exits. another example is walmart, where they all use sweatshops. however they use it in an illegal way, they had sent there clothes to a certified manfacture but that manfacture send it to a non certified one. this was my first time to hear about sweatshops, however when hearing about it i felt that it is completely not fair to all those children who work and at the end get little money or end up dead cause of no safety. sweatshops should come an end. and the blame should go both on the company and the people who know about this problem and ignore it and continue buying these products

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Did you ever wonder why H&M is so cheap? Or why forever 21 by very good looking and trendy clothes yet still so cheap? That is because sweatshops and it can also be because of child labour. The US Department of Labor defines a sweatshop as a factory that violates two or more labor laws, such as those who put  to wages and benefits, child labor or working hours. In general, a sweatshop can be described as a workplace where workers are subject to extreme exploitation, including the absence of a living wage or benefits, poor working conditions, and arbitrary discipline, such as verbal and physical abuse. Since sweatshop workers are paid less than their daily expenses, they are never able to save any money to improve their lives. They are trapped in an awful cycle of exploitation. Shops like H&M, GAP, Walmart, Marks and Spencer, forever 21, etc. they use sweatshopes in order to make their products. However, some of those shops make their products in a very bad quality and not only that they also pay very low amounts of money in order to make it additionally, they use child labour as a way to pay the children very low even though the profit that they get out of the product is very high. When you come to the point on who's mistake it is, some people say that it's the customers faults while others say that it's the stores fault while others say that it can also be the children's fault because they are not forced to do it. Yet, I am totally against the people who say that's the children's fault because they are poor and they live in poverty and it's actually not a choice they have because they do that in order to survive in the expensive life we are living in. However, I think that it's our fault (customers) because we are the ones giving the  company the opportunity to keep on doing what they are doing, we are basically telling to keep doing what they are doing by buying their products. Also, i think that it's the companies fault for doing that in the first place.

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Many famous fashion companies in the world use sweatshops as an easy and cheap way for creating their products. Sweatshops often have poor working conditions, unfair wages, unreasonable hours, child labor, and a lack of benefits for workers. I definitely do not support this, and I can conclude that it is both, the company’s fault and also the consumer’s. Many of the famous brands that were mentioned in the video are H&M, GAP, Zara, and Forever 21. All these brands are cheap because they do not have to pay a lot of money to those who work in sweatshops. A huge problem is that many of the people who work in sweatshops are children and they lie about their age in order to get the job. This is not the children’s fault, however, it’s the factory’s fault because they do not ask the children about their age. This shows how much they do not care about child labor and that they just care about having many workers. For example, Gap had many sweatshops all over the world that had children working there. In fact, little kids aged 10 to 13 worked in a workshop in India. As for why it’s the consumer’s fault, this is because when consumers know about this and keep buying, this basically means that they support the idea of child labor. However, many consumers will never know about this and they just buy without knowing these facts, which is completely fine. I think that it may be hard to boycott one of your favorite brands, but people should keep in mind that when they keep buying these brands, they support child labor. If consumers start to boycott these brands, the companies will definitely take an action and they would solve this issue.