In some companies, employees work in teams. Most garment production workers spend 35 to 40 hours a week on the job. Some may work evening shifts. Although there are no life threatening dangers in this occupation, workers such as cutters need to pay attention to their work. Some workers may wear protective gloves.
Wages vary according to training, experience and location.
Entry level wages may be lower. Pay varies by occupation and the item being manufactured. Benefits also vary. Large companies usually provide paid holidays and vacations, health and life insurance, and sick leave. Some companies also provide child care.