Posted Oct. 6, 2012 at 8:50 a.m.
Foxconn plant in China. Photo from Fair Labor's report.
The workers' action happened after they were being made to work through a holiday week and being subject to "overly strict" product-quality demands without adequate training. The walkout was the result of demands placed by Apple on its manufacturer to improve the quality of the iPhone 5....
Chinese iPhone workers stalk off job in protest, return
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Foxconn plant in China. Photo from Fair Labor's report.
The workers' action happened after they were being made to work through a holiday week and being subject to "overly strict" product-quality demands without adequate training. The walkout was the result of demands placed by Apple on its manufacturer to improve the quality of the iPhone 5....
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