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Yawn. " Most knew of the reports of poor conditions before joining, but they either needed the work or it didn’t bother them. " It's not really journalism if
by valuearb 9y ago
Yawn.
" Most knew of the reports of poor conditions before joining, but they either needed the work or it didn’t bother them. "
It's not really journalism if you can't answer the question, why work at Foxconn? The author seems oblivious to how good these jobs are compared to others in China. Rural chinese farm laborers earn far less and die at much higher rates.
It's a conceit of the wealthy nations to forget the hard work and sacrifices that were necessary to build their luxurious standard of living.