Foxconn Labor Strife

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Glad to see workers in China fighting back against their conditions of work at Foxconn. Of course, I'm sure that the computer industry will move the factory to Vietnam or Cambodia. After all, given the lack of profits made by Apple and Foxconn, there's no way...

The Egypt Horror

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More than 500 killed by the government's security forces. I stand by my initial claim that, even it seems from our perspective to favor the "good guys," military coups to overthrow democratically elected governments aren't terribly likely to put a country on the path to either...

Seniority

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The Philadelphia school system has decided to use a classic union-busting tactic: destroy seniority provisions: There's something about seniority that really rubs a lot of people the wrong way. It.

Elysium

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As a huge fan of what I'd refer to as "near-future soft sci-fi and/or horror*," I was really looking forward to seeing Elysium. Give me some dystopian future where people.

Shipbuilding corporation Signal International has some very special labor practices, policies that more corporations would emulate if they could get away it: The lawsuits allege that Signal and its agents defrauded guest workers out of millions of dollars in exorbitant "recruitment fees" and falsely promised help...
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