Samsung is in hot water after allegations emerge about conditions in one of its supplier factories, prompting the electronics giant to suspend its relationship with the company. The children were hired for temporary contracts during periods of high demand, for a period of between three and six months last year. The watchdog said the child workers were paid for 10 hours a day but often worked 11 hours a day or more. In addition to the child labour violations, other violations including the absence of safety training, no overtime wages and no social insurance for almost 40 per cent of employees were discovered. cbc.ca/news/business/samsung-child-labour-accusations-prompt-dongguan-shinyang-ban-1.2706148
Posted on: Mon, 14 Jul 2014 14:59:48 +0000
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