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:: Sunday, August 07, 2005 ::
A Welcome Return to Enforcing Labor Laws - by Robert Scheer, AlterNet
Ten years ago this week, I was awakened by a phone tip that California labor department inspectors were about to free scores of Thai slave workers from a garment factory in El Monte.
"Did you say slaves?" I asked my informant in disbelief, as I hurriedly dressed to go to the site. The Smithsonian Institution in 1998 made this case a part of its exhibit on U.S. sweatshops, calling it a low point in the sad history of U.S. exploitation of undocumented laborers.------------------------------------------- posted 7:01 AM :: reference link ::
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