Sweatshop and Employee Rights Protection

As the academic debate about sweatshops has become more complex, public attention to sweatshops has become more and more widespread, but the interests of sweatshop workers have not been completely improved. This paper will use the method of literature review to discuss how to effectively promote the improvement of workers' working conditions and raise their wages from the perspective of the development history of sweatshops and the government. The government should implement labor protection laws to protect the legal rights of workers in domestic and foreign factories. And in the continuous development of the national economy, for these workers to improve the working environment in the factory or find alternative jobs for them, and raise the minimum wage. With the deepening of research on sweatshops and the strengthening of the government's role in protecting workers' rights and interests, the interests of sweatshop workers in developing countries can continue to be improved.