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From The Atlantic Wire:
Read more here:
http://www.theatlanticwire.com/technology/2012/01/foxconn-still-hard-place-work/47193/
Think about that when you turn on your Xbox or iPhone.
As American consumers ogle over shiny new gadgets at this week's Consumer Electronic's Show, the workers that make those products are threatening mass suicide for the horrid working conditions at Foxconn. 300 employees who worked making the Xbox 360 stood at the edge of the factory building, about to jump, after their boss reneged on promised compensation, reports English news site Want China Times. It's not like this is the first time working conditions at Foxconn have made news outside China. But iPhone and Xbox sales surely haven't lagged in the wake of those revelations and neither Apple nor Microsoft has done much of anything to fix things.
Instead of the raise they requested, these workers were given the following ultimatum: quit with compensation, or keep their jobs with no pay increase. Most quit and never got the money. That's when the mass suicide threat came in. The incident actually caused a factory wide shutdown, reports Record China.
Read more here:
http://www.theatlanticwire.com/technology/2012/01/foxconn-still-hard-place-work/47193/
Think about that when you turn on your Xbox or iPhone.