Apple: Foxconn receives inspection rounds of the Fair Labor Association

The Fair Labor Association will, at the request of Apple inspections at companies that assembled finished products to deliver to the iPad manufacturer. So, the organisation at the Foxconn factories in Shenzhen and Chengdu are going to be looking around.

The request to the inspection rounds with the Fair Labor Association is coming from Apple. The first FLA delegation, including a number of arbeidsrechtdeskundigen, would Monday, its first inspections have carried out in Shenzhen, also known as ‘Foxconn City’. According to Apple ceo Tim Cook, the inspections in terms of size and scope ‘unknown’ in the electronics sector. Also would the FLA all surveyed suppliers of the Apple name and shame in its final reports.

The FLA inspectors, among other things, the working and living conditions of the tens of thousands of Foxconn employees to investigate, among other things by holding meetings with the employees. Furthermore, sleeping quarters, production areas and other facilities to be viewed, while the inspectors also arbeidsprotocollen under the microscope.

Foxconn, the largest electronics manufacturer in the world, and hired by companies like Dell, Sony and Nokia, there’s been several times accused that it is a trick taking with the working conditions. An article in The New York Times recently led again to the necessary agitation.

In addition to Foxconn will be the inspectors this spring, the factories of Quanta, and Pegatron visit. Ultimately, 90 percent of all companies that manufacture products for Apple assemble been studied, so claims Apple, while all of its suppliers committed would have fully to cooperate with the FLA inspections. After performing the first inspection rounds makes the FLA in march, a report was published detailing the findings and recommendations of sen.

Apple is at the beginning of this year joined the FLA. It is the first technology company to join such an independent organization has connected. Also claims Apple that the self-annual inspections at its suppliers. So it would at Foxconn since 2006, more than forty inspections have been done.


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