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Article

28 Jun 2001

Author:
Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility / Coalition for Justice in the Maquiladoras / Center for Reflection, Education and Action

Landmark Study Shows Mexican Maquiladora Workers Not Able to Meet Basic Needs on Sweatshop Wages

Workers in foreign-owned export assembly plants in Mexico are not able to meet a family's basic needs on sweatshop wages, according to a comprehensive study conducted in fifteen Mexican cities.