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 SweatshopsPosted on Feb 7, 2012By Cameron Cardow, The Ottowa Citizen
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By Ben, March 6 at 12:48 pm Link to this comment
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If you actually read the article about the suicide rate at Apple factories in China, you would have noted that their workers committed suicide at a rate half that of the general population. That’s right, working in the so called sweat shop cut the rate of suicide in half.
Report thisBy heterochromatic, February 9 at 8:26 pm Link to this comment
http://youtu.be/Fgjfi1DU1mQ
Report thisBy heterochromatic, February 9 at 8:24 pm Link to this comment
smh—-good point. robocalls calls from people
pretending to be sweatshop workers are increasingly
frequent and very annoying, my personal assistant tells
me.
do you know that my girlfriends mother was fired from
Report thisher job in a sweatshop, but know makes $3159 every
week?
By smh, February 8 at 9:04 pm Link to this comment
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@ diman
its obvious you’re an american. not only do you think a sweatshops workers life can be described as not bad, you’re obviously stupid enough to believe that those texts were actually sent.
Report thisBy diman, February 8 at 11:29 am Link to this comment
If this person from a sweatshop is presumably typing from another IPhone and complaining about his working conditions, I’d say his life is not that bad.
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