Foxconn Brazil Threaten Strike Over Working Conditions

CommanderFrank

CommanderFrank

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Not to be confused with the protests in China, the Brazilian Foxconn workers have given plant officials until May 2nd before the workers stage a strike over poor working conditions. Well, that certainly didn’t take long, now did it?

Factory workers at a Foxconn plant in Jundiaí, Brazil are complaining of overcrowded buses, poor food and a lack of water.
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Maybe they should just bow down to their capitalist overlords. Don't they know the job creators are benevolent?
 
Old Man said:
Maybe they should just bow down to their capitalist overlords. Don't they know the job creators are benevolent?
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Republicans don't really exist in Brazil.
But the socialists in charge dont give a shit either, so its kinda a moot point......
 
and what i mean by that is the gov does not care what happens to the people, they will not be getting involved.
 
I don't know if Foxconn gets it yet.

I mean, the company gives a reason why unions exist. An employee is a valuable asset, but given what we've seen, Foxconn apparently doesn't give a shit about their employees.
 
Master [H];1038663963 said:
I don't know if Foxconn gets it yet.

I mean, the company gives a reason why unions exist. An employee is a valuable asset, but given what we've seen, Foxconn apparently doesn't give a shit about their employees.
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No company does. Their one and only concern is money.
 
BoogerBomb said:
No company does. Their one and only concern is money.
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No that's not true. Can't be! Their commercials say that they are a caring and passionate entity that looks out for the average people...er consumers.

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prometheum said:
apple isn't the only computer company that uses foxconn components. almost every motherboard i've seen has a foxconn part...mainly expansion slots
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AFAIK Foxconn built this Brazilian factory specifically to attend the demand for Apple products.
 
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