Moore is wrong. And he knows it. Nike's standard on this issue is unequivocal. The legal age in Indonesia is 14, and age at which compulsory schooling has ended. The short answer is no.
Corporations pay the going rate for labor wherever they are.
And Nike maintains that the rate is good. Research conducted by Dartmouth College, for instance, found that Nike subcontractors in Indonesia and Vietnam paid above subsistence levels, allowing workers to save a portion of their earnings. TIME found this to be true at Yueyuan. The Indonesia law allows a company to apply for an exemption from the minimum wage. Moore knows that Nike is the only company that requires its contractors to pay full cash minimum wage.