MAXIMUS

According to 張教主
the workers have to work 12-16 hours non-stop daily.If the great Chinese lovers think that $1000 RMB is what they worth,
why they chose to stay in Canada complaining  instead of working in China???
The only break they have would be when they drop something
from work table, the bend and pick up the piece, for a few second.
There is no labour standard in China.
The owner of the business is a Taiwanese, but the management team
does all the mal-practises. I  did not say the owner is guilt-free, he
started the business in China to make more fortune, taking advantage
of the social policy in China, which is impossible in Taiwan.
What we can help is to boycott the Foxxxxx products

ecwkwok

There is no labour standard in China.

據我o係東莞開廠D朋友講, 果度d勞工法例對僱員保障仲好過香港...

daimo

據我o係東莞開廠D朋友講, 果度d勞工法例對僱員保障仲好過香港...
ecwkwok 發表於 2010-5-25 10:43

I watched on TVB's "Tuesday(or Sunday?) Files":

Some manufacturers are moving back to HK because of the new labor and environmental regulations in China.

peter236

I watched on TVB's "Tuesday(or Sunday?) Files":

Some manufacturers are moving back to HK because  ...
daimo 發表於 2010-5-25 10:48

They do have better policies in China. For example, they have implemented minimum wages, very strict pollution policies and stringent SA8000 requirements. Outdated polluting industries and low paying factories are now being phased out.
For those who think they don't have labour standards, they need to admit their ignorance.

These Foxconn managers from Taiwan need to do something about the situation.

Lik

What good are the strictest laws and policies when few (or none) of them ever get enforced? Granted, given the labour shortage at various cities in Guangdong, salary and working conditions are generally noticeably better than what they used to be. And workers have far more choice and selection when it comes to switching jobs. Still, there are no shortage of bastard employers that take advantage of their employees (esp the ones who are migrant workers)...

Sigh...

-Lik

peter236

What good are the strictest laws and policies when few (or none) of them ever get enforced? Granted, ...
Lik 發表於 2010-5-25 12:13

You moron, the new policies are being enforced in China. That is why some factories are moved back to Hong Kong, where the policies are not as good for the workers.

Lik

You moron, the new policies are being enforced in China. That is why some factories are moved back to Hong Kong, where the policies are not as good for the workers.
peter236 發表於 2010-5-25 12:16

有無聽過咩叫做「上有政策、下有對策」呀？

Moron~

-力

MoiRhapsody

似乎無人明我講乜，
做死人既公司幾時輪到富士康。
因為富士康賠得好，賠得足...
一跳屋企有廿萬以上..........
所以.........................

Lik

Foxconn 話晒都係國際大公司，爆咗鑊就梗係點都要做返啲野㗎啦。試吓係間山寨廠嘅員工出事丫？閑閑地一日十零廿單都無人理啦～

-力

peter236

有無聽過咩叫做「上有政策、下有對策」呀？

Moron~

-力
Lik 發表於 2010-5-25 14:56

You moron, as usual you are making wild claims.
You are just jealous of a rising China that implements some of the most advanced labour standards.