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    Gap's ethical image is threatened by the discovery that one of its contractors in India hired children in a sweatshop. Gap claims to be a leader in ethical and social responsibility, but this incident undermines that image. The article questions Gap's existing policy on contractors that hire children and whether it adequately enforces this policy.

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    Gap's ethical image is threatened by the discovery that one of its contractors in India hired children in a sweatshop. Gap claims to be a leader in ethical and social responsibility, but this incident undermines that image. The article questions Gap's existing policy on contractors that hire children and whether it adequately enforces this policy.

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    Child Sweatshop Shame Threatens Gap's Ethical Image: Crosswise Individual Seatwork

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    Jordan P Hunter
    Gap's ethical image is threatened by the discovery that one of its contractors in India hired children in a sweatshop. Gap claims to be a leader in ethical and social responsibility, but this incident undermines that image. The article questions Gap's existing policy on contractors that hire children and whether it adequately enforces this policy.

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    Child sweatshop shame

    threatens Gaps ethical


    image
    Crosswise
    Individual
    Seatwork

    Questions
    1. What is Gaps existing policy on
    contractor who hires children as workers?
    2. Do you think Amitoshs parents are also
    guilty of his impoverished condition/
    experience in the sweatshop?
    3. Gap claims it is one of the leaders in
    ethical and social responsibility. How does
    Gap practice this?
    4. Why do you think the author used the
    term sweatshop in this article?

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