Add to ORKGReport from Ms. Foundation for Women grantee partner Garment Workers' Center on the issues garment workers face when seeking quality childcare
On July 17, 1991, four hundred fifty garment workers employed by Raymond and Yee Nor Kong found the ...
I began this study hoping to learn about the people who began the garment industry in America. Littl...
This dissertation examines the transnational beauty practice of threading in salons across Los Angel...
With funding support from the Ms. Foundation for Women, the Garment Worker Center, the UCLA Center f...
Spring 2000 newsletter of Sweatshop Watch covering Asian and Latino workers uniting in Los Angeles, ...
The media advisory reports on the press conference to be held on September 28, 2005. The conference ...
The article highlights several responses of workers’ rights advocates to the garment sweeps conducte...
The document includes the notes from various workshops, brainstorming sessions, discussions, and str...
The first fact sheet by Sweatshop Watch highlights the effects of globalization and free trade on th...
My thesis is about the evolution of the garment industry, both in the U.S and worldwide, with partic...
After the majority of clothing production jobs left the US for Asia in the 1990s, a new market of sm...
Finding out the truth can hurt to the depths of one\u27s soul. Proud American citizens have recently...
Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Washington, 1997The threat to move manufacturing offshore is perhaps ...
This is a study of the experiences of Latina garment workers and their mostly white managers. It is ...
Today, AB 633 stands as a landmark law with great potential — much of it yet to be realized — to fig...
On July 17, 1991, four hundred fifty garment workers employed by Raymond and Yee Nor Kong found the ...
I began this study hoping to learn about the people who began the garment industry in America. Littl...
This dissertation examines the transnational beauty practice of threading in salons across Los Angel...
With funding support from the Ms. Foundation for Women, the Garment Worker Center, the UCLA Center f...
Spring 2000 newsletter of Sweatshop Watch covering Asian and Latino workers uniting in Los Angeles, ...
The media advisory reports on the press conference to be held on September 28, 2005. The conference ...
The article highlights several responses of workers’ rights advocates to the garment sweeps conducte...
The document includes the notes from various workshops, brainstorming sessions, discussions, and str...
The first fact sheet by Sweatshop Watch highlights the effects of globalization and free trade on th...
My thesis is about the evolution of the garment industry, both in the U.S and worldwide, with partic...
After the majority of clothing production jobs left the US for Asia in the 1990s, a new market of sm...
Finding out the truth can hurt to the depths of one\u27s soul. Proud American citizens have recently...
Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Washington, 1997The threat to move manufacturing offshore is perhaps ...
This is a study of the experiences of Latina garment workers and their mostly white managers. It is ...
Today, AB 633 stands as a landmark law with great potential — much of it yet to be realized — to fig...
On July 17, 1991, four hundred fifty garment workers employed by Raymond and Yee Nor Kong found the ...
I began this study hoping to learn about the people who began the garment industry in America. Littl...
This dissertation examines the transnational beauty practice of threading in salons across Los Angel...