Factory work serves as an entry-level transitional job there, much like working for McDonald's here. The workers tend to be in the 16-20 age range; they do asse

Factory work serves as an entry-level transitional job there, much like working for McDonald's here. The workers tend to be in the 16-20 age range; they do assembly line work for a few years, sending a little money home to help the family and then they move to some other company that pays more for more experience. Or get married, or who-knows-what. I'm sure I missed some of the nuance in the french narration but looking at the video I didn't see anything unusual or upsetting there. What, exactly, are we supposed to be upset about? Yeah, the hours are long, but electronic assembly-line work is a pretty cushy job by local standards. Beats heck out of working in most of those storefronts. Better lighting, better air conditioning, better pay, and you get to sit down while you work.