Are all the sewing workers going to Italy black workers?

Not all Italian sewing workers are "black workers". In Italy, as in other countries, there are legal sewing workers and illegal sewing workers. Legal sewing workers are legally employed in accordance with relevant national laws and regulations, obtain legal work permits, and engage in sewing work in accordance with corresponding working hours and wage standards. They enjoy legitimate rights and interests and protection. Illegal sewing workers refer to workers who have no legal work permit or legal employment relationship. They may live and work illegally and do not enjoy legal rights and protection.

Although there are illegal workers in Italy and some other countries, this does not mean that all sewing workers are illegal workers. Legal enterprises abide by labor laws and regulations and employ legal workers. Therefore, all sewing workers should not be classified as "black workers". The best way is to choose legal and formal enterprises for cooperative production to ensure respect and protection of workers' rights and interests.