In recent years the apparel industry has faced accusations over the use of sweatshop labor in the production of their apparel. In some cases, it is true because the business uses foreign suppliers. When this happens, the foreign supplier uses sweatshops to produce mass quantities of the products. For managers that are purchasing the manufacturers, they must make it very clear that they are not using the sweatshops (Emmelhainz, & Adams, 1999). They must make the customer know that their products are produced under humane, unbiased conditions. Even if their suppliers are in distant markets which would be outside the corporate umbrella. Nike was a perfect example of an organization that cares more about their brand name and logo than they do the human rights of the workers in the third world (Peretti, & Micheletti, 2011).
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Nike was accused of supporting unethical employment practices in many of their factories in third world countries. They were in places such as Indonesia and
Nike was accused of supporting unethical employment practices in many of their factories in third world countries. They were in places such as Indonesia and