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Exploitation Science: ‘The Corporation’ Documentary

3 septiembre 2009, 1:46 am
Filed under: Derechos Humanos, Desarrollo, Política, Sociedad, Tecnología | Etiquetas: 21 st Century, abuso, Alpine, arroz, Bangladesh, basurero, centavos, children, China, ciencia de la explotación, clothes, codicia, corporation, cost, costo, diezmilésimas, documental, documentary, Dominican Republic, donación, donation, economía, economist, economy, El Salvador, esclavitud, externalidad, externality, factory, fashion, fábrica, garbage, hambre, Honduras, huge companies, humanos, IBM, inn, Kathy Lee Giford, La Corporación, layoffs, Liz Clairborne, malls, mano de obra, market solutions, Michael Moore, Michael Walker, Milton Friedman, miseria, moda, niños, Nike, Nobel Prize, precio, price, rice, Santo Domingo, shoes, Siglo 21, sistema, slavery, starving, system, The Fraser Institute, think thank, Wallmart, women

Horrible that slavery still happens in the 21 st Century! Come on humans, should concern on what we do and buy wherever because impact of acts is global. Always was and more than ever will be.

According to the documentary ‘The Corporation’ factories of worldwide brands clothes workers receive 10 cents per clothe in Honduras and El Salvador (Central America). Then those clothes are sold in big malls such as Wall-Mart.

For example the Liz Clairbone shirts made in El Salvador cost 178 American dollars and workers got 74 cents per each one. Stereos Alpine 31 cents an hour.

On top of it, Kathy Lee Gifford clothes labels say that part of the profit is on behalf of children shelters, however, most of the factory workers are children and teenagers.

Nike receipts specify to each worker that to make a shirt should take 6 minutes and 6 seconds. They pay less that 1% of the sold price in malls and fashion stores.

In Santo Domingo they pay 70 cents per hour which means 8 cents per 6 minutes and 6 seconds.

Video Source: You Tube by gerardolipe20.

Following it is listed in order the whole documentary. Source: RobertAlexander5 and tsrz2008.