Marketplace China correspondent
Rob Schmitz recently looked into the widely-reported "slave labor conditions" at Apple's
Foxconn plant (where iPads are assembled). To say the least,
Schmitz's findings contrasted greatly with the
increasingly-scrutinized SACOM
report (.pdf). As Schmitz put it, "hundreds of applicants line-up each morning"
in hopes of good pay and favorable working conditions.
Schmitz's account:
SACOM's account:
there are plenty of examples of injustice in the world but sensationalized documentaries like what michael moore and the global warming alarmists produce just undermine their credibility,
ReplyDeleteMike Daisey took "Michael Moore documentary making" to a whole new level.
ReplyDeleteOne thing seems fairly certain: the company felt no need to put up nets for suicidal jumpers below the windows of the executive suites.
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