Apple joins a long list of multinationals marked for labor exploitation, in this case children.
The U.S. press echoed a radio report covering complaints about working conditions in Asian factories that produce parts for the Cupertino based company.
A reportage for the “Business Insider Henry Blodget” summarizes the conditions in which the most coveted gadget cames at the hands of consumers: “your iPhone was built, in part, by 13 year-olds working 16 hours a day for 70 cents an hour”, and explains that the low manufacturing price of the iPhone and iPad, and the enormous profit margins of Apple, are only possible thanks… Continue to The iPhone Is Built By 13 Year-Old Children Working 16 Hours A Day




