...n humans in forcible uncompensated labour worldwide, not counting [[prison labour]].
...as parents authorize their use even in dangerous workplaces. ''See [[child labour]] for a separate analysis of this.''
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* was not made with sweatshop labour (forced labour, child labour);
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#REDIRECT [[UN#International Labour Organization]]
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For these reasons, many consider all labour in that country to be [[slave labour]].
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...dividual capital]] conversion, e.g. [[slave labour]], undervalued [[caring labour]], even [[genocide]]
*[[employability]] [[ratio]] - [[labour-intensive]] vs. [[capital-intensive]] ([[intermediate technology]] and [[ap
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...ustrialize later, e.g. because production, especially [[labour (economics)|labour]], costs are lower in those industrializing later. The resultant shrinkage
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...ced [[human development theory]] leisure or [[free time]] balanced against labour. The idea of [[individual capital]] tries to separate the real creativity
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...fair trade]] concerns, not shared by all, [[No Prison Labour]], [[No Child Labour]], [[No Sweat]] etc.
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*"[[no sweat]]" for [[sweatshop]]s and [[child labour]] and [[prison labour]]
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#The elimination of forced and compulsory labour;
#The abolition of child labour, and;
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...derations for [[ecosystem health]] as the primary focus, with [[ISO 9000]] labour standards as the secondary focus. This is in line with economics theories
...(human creativity and skills bodies are trained in, which is "used up" as labour the same as equipment is used up in production). [[Richard Florida]] has m
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*[[Reds]] probably think [[excessive profit]] and [[prison labour]] are worst
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...nt of view]] ([[social justice]] questions like [[sweatshop]]s and [[slave labour]]). Trolls must have precedence though, else the children will tear up the
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*enlightened [[labour]] practices
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...riteria]] may be set according to some explicit ideology, e.g. [[organized labour]] may pursue a "workers first" ideology or put [[slavery]] elimination abov
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...workplace practices that exploit people like [[prison labour]] or [[child labour]] or [[slavery]], although they see these as part of capitalism. They ofte
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== International Labour Organization ==
...unded in 1919 is a [[w:United Nations]] agency that sets [[w:international labour standards]] and promotes social protection and work [[w:equal opportunity|o
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...cial capital]], and [[individual capital]] in some combination) has both [[labour]] and [[optimizing]] as output. It also has [[ideas]] which are bad.
...ctural capital, and keep individual capital from being wasted as pointless labour. Perfect instructional capital has no ideas in it - just as perfect soil h
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A '''green tax shift''' is a reduction in taxes on [[labour]] and an increase in taxes on [[waste]] and [[natural resources]]. It is b
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...gnal infrastructure]] and its low tolerance for [[e-waste]] or [[volunteer labour]].
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