Human Costs of an iPad

From a NYTimes article titled “In China, Human Costs Are Built Into an iPad”

http://nyti.ms/Adv0Kp

“You can either manufacture in comfortable, worker-friendly factories, or you can reinvent the product every year, and make it better and faster and cheaper, which requires factories that seem harsh by American standards,” said a current Apple executive.

“And right now, customers care more about a new iPhone than working conditions in China.”

Important exposé.

Photograph by Ryan Pyle for The New York Times

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