sweatshop是什么意思

双语用例

• Creating this avenue for negotiation, however, put sweatshop workers in a vulnerable position.

• To ensure that small sweatshops with their appalling conditions were squeezed out of business the union co-operated with owners of larger factories offering better conditions.

• The government claimed that it was concerned that such settlements should not become sweatshops.

• In a globalizing world, the sweatshops of developing countries are not only used to manufacture commodities such as shoes and clothes but also to test new drugs.

• Decent employers do not need to be undercut by cowboys and sweatshops seeking competitive advantage.

• That is £120 per week from every taxpayer to subsidise sweatshops and miserable poverty pay.

• We shall staunch the flow of subsidy from the taxpayer to the sweatshop owner.

• Millions of children under the age of 12 work in sweatshops in ever-expanding cities to satisfy the world demand for cheap consumer goods.