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-- machines need lots of oil; in operation, it "shoots into your eyes," according to workers;
-- excessive heat, lack of circulation, smoke and oppressive smell causes dizziness, head and stomachaches, and for some vomiting;
-- forklifts go everywhere and sometimes hit people, causing injuries;
-- fabrics used are so heavy and stiff, they inflict abrasions, leave fingers bent and stiff, and cause chronic pain;
-- no health insurance is provided;
-- without a doctor's note, no sick days are offered and if taken are unpaid;
-- workers are constantly watched and checked, even when they go to the bathroom;
-- action is taken against anyone suspected of supporting a union; new hires must sign a declaration agreeing not to join one;
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