A new U.S. Department Of Labor study revealed that Martha Stewart Living housewares, Tommy Hilfiger clothing, iPod music players, forks, diapers, telephones, and every other conceivable consumer good in existence is manufactured by people laboring in sweatshop conditions. 'Long hours, low wages, and unsafe work areas are involved in producing everything our civilization uses,' Labor Secretary Elaine Chao said at a press conference Tuesday. 'It is now literally impossible for anyone anywhere in this country to purchase any single thing that doesn't infringe on someone's human rights.' Chao added that even the few items still made in the U.S., such as designer T-shirts and certain Toyota sedans, are also produced in deadly squalor, mostly by illegal immigrants. The Department of Labor recommended no immediate course of action in response to the report, which was compiled by 135 government employees in an 20-by-80-foot Quonset hut without air-conditioning working six 18-hour shifts a week for $1.15 an hour. 