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Yes living in dormitories and working sixty hour weeks with no overtime and causing permanent physical damage to yourself because of the repetitive nature of yo
by adamsea 8y ago
Yes living in dormitories and working sixty hour weeks with no overtime and causing permanent physical damage to yourself because of the repetitive nature of your work and having no choice but to work for a company which breaks the labor laws of the nation in which it exists all in order to further enrich the wealthiest person in the world is very fair.
- twblalock 8y agoPeople line up outside the factory to apply for those jobs because they are an improvement over their current living conditions. I suspect many of those people would be angry if self-righteous people in first-world countries made it more difficult to get those jobs, which is the effect that higher wages would have.
- adamsea 8y agoIf higher wages were required by law across the base would that really make those jobs more difficult? And, I challenge you - find an interview with a Foxconn factory worker from a reputable news source, and let’s what they say. I am genuinely curious.