sweatshop

Preposition: of

• century: Download PDF Call centers have been dubbed ' sweatshops of the 21st century ' .

Adjective modifier

• Asian: This week's writer, Robin Mukherjee, draws his main plot from the sensitive issue of child labor in an Asian sweatshop.
• Chinese: Now want a cheap second box which is more than likely made in a chinese sweatshop.
• electronic: Some have described call centers as the electronic sweatshops of the twenty-first century.
• modern: But they don't have to be modern day sweatshops.

Modifies a noun

• labor: We offer an alternative to mass produced, chemically infused, and sweatshop labor products.
• labor: You can go on a roving picket, or tour of shame of shops that sell goods made by sweatshop labor.
• worker: The most moving section of the book is based on Pilger's investigation into sweatshop workers in Indonesia.
• condition: Fashion & Style: Cool to Be Kind The politics of T-shirts is about more than slogans; many are made in sweatshop conditions.
• factory: Some are soldiers, some are in sweatshop factories and in some countries girls have no education at all.
• owner: The sweatshop owner, often an immigrant himself, is usually " the most innocent one in the supply chain, " he says.

Noun used with modifier

• garment: Working for garment sweatshops in Merseyside he was always desperately home sick, particularly for Vietnamese food.
• clothing: Bacton Fashions itself was located in an industrial unit along with other clothing sweatshops.
• third-world: FP: So what you're saying, fundamentally, is that the solution to the industry's problems is... third-world sweatshop labor?
• factory: Those in the home sweatshop must work cheaper than those in the factory sweatshops.
• world: Much more manufacturing will be done in third world sweatshops.
• day: But they don't have to be modern day sweatshops.