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As Australia faced the brutal consequences of the global financial crisis, the company that owned some of Australia's most iconic brands - Pacific Brands - made a controversial decision - to shut down its Australian factories, sacked workers and handed their jobs to China. It was not surprising that the workers called the boss, Sue Morphet, a traitor, or worse. Sue Morphet stayed silent for a while. But she sat down with 60 Minutes to answer questions.
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