
Dignity Gap
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In 1880, a Manchester mill owner campaigned for child protection laws and employed children in his own factory. He was not a hypocrite. He was an early operator of a machinery the global economy has been refining ever since: the machinery that allows institutions to perform the protection of workers without providing it.Two hundred years later, the standards are the best they have ever been. More ...
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In 1880, a Manchester mill owner campaigned for child protection laws and employed children in his own factory. He was not a hypocrite. He was an early operator of a machinery the global economy has been refining ever since: the machinery that allows institutions to perform the protection of workers without providing it.Two hundred years later, the standards are the best they have ever been. More ...
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