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Apple Reportedly Accused of Mishandling Sexual Misconduct Complaints by Women Workers
Apple is facing accusations of mishandling sexual misconduct claims lodged by women while working for the iPhone maker, according to a report. The tech form has been reportedly accused by 15 current and former employees. Apart from Apple, Activision Blizzard and Elon Musk's Tesla have also been roiled by lawsuits over similar claims of mishandling ...
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US radio episode about Apple factory abuse retracted
A popular US radio program on Friday retracted a story about harsh working conditions at factories that make Apple products in China, saying it contained "significant fabrications." The 39-minute episode of "This American Life," which is distributed by Public Radio International, featured Mike Daisey, a monologist who recounted his visits to Foxcon...
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Apple admits supplier abuse of workers
Apple admitted on Friday that some of its suppliers continued to overwork and underpay employees, as it threw open its factory doors to monitors after a spate of suicides at a Chinese plant.
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Apple Reportedly Accused of Mishandling Sexual Misconduct Complaints by Women Workers
Apple is facing accusations of mishandling sexual misconduct claims lodged by women while working for the iPhone maker, according to a report. The tech form has been reportedly accused by 15 current and former employees. Apart from Apple, Activision Blizzard and Elon Musk's Tesla have also been roiled by lawsuits over similar claims of mishandling ...
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US radio episode about Apple factory abuse retracted
A popular US radio program on Friday retracted a story about harsh working conditions at factories that make Apple products in China, saying it contained "significant fabrications." The 39-minute episode of "This American Life," which is distributed by Public Radio International, featured Mike Daisey, a monologist who recounted his visits to Foxcon...
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Apple admits supplier abuse of workers
Apple admitted on Friday that some of its suppliers continued to overwork and underpay employees, as it threw open its factory doors to monitors after a spate of suicides at a Chinese plant.
