Apple investigates labour violations in China

Apple Computer's investigation into claims of poor working conditions at a Chinese iPod factory found no forced labour or other serious violations. However,…

1 minute readSeptember 02, 2006 at 12:58 AM

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Apple Computer's investigation into claims of poor working conditions at a Chinese iPod factory found no forced labour or other serious violations. However, workers assembling the music devices were found to have worked "excessive" hours.

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