Chinese Workers stories:
Chinese envoy meets NKoreans amid nuclear talk bid
Feb 7th, 2010 - Washington Post
seoul, south korea -- a special chinese envoy held discussions with north korean officials on sunday, state media reported, amid international efforts to persuade the north to rejoin nuclear disarmament talks.
wang jiarui, head of the liaison officeChinese envoy meets North Korean officials
Feb 7th, 2010 - Washington Post
seoul, south korea -- a special chinese envoy met north korean officials at the start of a visit to pyongyang, state media reported sunday, amid international efforts to persuade the north to rejoin nuclear disarmament talks.
wang jiarui, headBiz Break: Apple reports on suppliers' labor violations
Mar 1st, 2010 - San Jose Mercury News
said it found 17 violations of labor laws or its own rules that were so serious as to require immediate correction, the associated press reported. those violations, which took place in 2009, included underage workers and use of non-certified vendors
Apple audit exposes serious labor law violations
Mar 1st, 2010 - MSNBC
conducted in 2009. that was a year in which questions about the practices of one of apple's suppliers came into focus after the suicide of a chinese worker who held a sensitive job handling iphones. along with many other technology companies, apple
Chinese Workers videos from YouTube:
0:51Why US is not competative with China
Chinese workers in life threatening danger while working INSIDE a hydraulic stamping press. With no EPA, OSHA or lawyers in China, the US is at an unfair disadvantage.
2:41Chinese workers take to the streets in Romania
REPORT: Like the rest of Europe, Romania has been hard hit by the economic crisis. The 'El Dorado' which the country represented for thousands of Chinese employed in the construction industry has quickly turned into a nightmare.
3:15Chinese workers flood into Russia
As Russia's economy changes, many locals are coming to terms with the need for thousands of unskilled, foreign workers. Business owners say foreign workers often work long hours and for little money.
