Thousands of adolescents work as unpaid baggers in Wal-Mart's Mexican stores. The retail giant isn't breaking any laws—but that doesn't mean the government is happy with the practice.
Comment: How much a day do these kids make? If they were in Walmart's emply it would surely be the minimum wage. They can beat that by getting just a dime every 5 minutes. This would seem to be important information on judging whether or not this is in fact an "injustice".
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