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Apple doesn't compete on price point; they make luxury products. I would argue this means they would be more in a position to improve the conditions for their e
by heurisko 7y ago
Apple doesn't compete on price point; they make luxury products. I would argue this means they would be more in a position to improve the conditions for their employees than other companies.
Government intervention would help, but I assume not before labour organises to put pressure on the government in the first place.
- wastedhours 7y agoExactly - they're even in the position to force this change, and then use it in their marketing since they're one of only a few companies with the economies of scale to support this (outside of those tailored to it like Fairphone).