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What kinds of laws prevented child labor in China, and what are the names of the laws and what did they do?

Posted by admin in Wednesday, March 10th 2010   
10
Mar

Im doing a social studies project on child labor and I can’t find any specific names for Child Labor Laws and they have to be in China not the U.S. SO PLEASE HELP ME!!!

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Labor On Dems Who Block Health Reform: We'll 'Take Them Out'

Posted by admin in Tuesday, March 9th 2010   
9
Mar

In a series of conversations with the Huffington Post, many of labor’s leading voices pledged to launch a massive, arm-twisting effort to help persuade skeptical lawmakers to pass health care legislation into law . And in addition to their …. I think everyone agrees that we are getting friggin killed competing with people who make $0.50 an hour. When China floats its currency and starts playing fair we can start to lower the barriers. Let’s outsource congress to China . …

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International Economic Law and Policy Blog: The Great Trade Debate …

Posted by avaiveBunnire in Tuesday, March 9th 2010   
9
Mar

It is also symptomatic of a larger inability to understand the complex reality that China , for example, is not a 100% capitalist economy, but a hybrid of central planning and free markets. According to Dan’s ideology, China should be … This is the same logic that was once used to prove that because labor is beneficial, unregulated labor must be best: no minimum wage, no child- labor ban, no limits on hours or working conditions. Any happy income figures Dan quotes from …

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Haven’t we just reinvented slavery?

Posted by admin in Tuesday, March 9th 2010   
9
Mar

NAFTA passed during Bush Sr.’s term was meant to only open free trading with Canada and Mexico. It was increased to include the entire world during Clinton’s term. This lead to outsourcing American jobs because we cannot complete with the slave wages paid in other countries to produce goods. On news programs it is [...]

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what about these toy recalls?

Posted by admin in Monday, March 8th 2010   
8
Mar

these toy recalls are getting out of control and insane! there has to be a representative we can email or a petition to sign- SOMETHING. the cheap labor in china has to STOP! we can’t even buy our kids toys anymore without waiting some odd months to give them to them because [...]

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America Has One-Fourth The Population Of Communist China Yet More Than Twice As Many Prisoners – Why?

Posted by admin in Sunday, March 7th 2010   
7
Mar

Has state and federal officials concealed the the corporate outsourcing of american jobs by creating new crimes or adding punishments to existing ones?
Has job openings for law enforcement, prison staff, or support jobs peaked?
Is the prison industry a means whereby incarcerated persons are seduced into the services of private corporations at a fraction of the [...]

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Human Resources and Personnel Issues in Chinese Sourcing …

Posted by avaiveBunnire in Sunday, March 7th 2010   
7
Mar

This article provides a general overview of employment laws in the People’s Republic of China , with a focus on how these laws impact the sourcing of services from China . For purposes of discussion, the article will utilize a …

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Expatriates Going Offshore in China Contracts? Think Again | China …

Posted by Seakuttestlam in Sunday, March 7th 2010   
7
Mar

Op/Ed Commentary:Chris Devonshire-Ellis and Richard Hoffmann Mar. 5 – One symptom of the tightening of China’s economy and the impact of labor law is an.

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Why do people believe China owns America when in reality it is the opposite?

Posted by admin in Saturday, March 6th 2010   
6
Mar

odern Asia is partly A CREATION OF THE WEST. Western companies made a CONSCIOUS decision to locate their manufacturing centers for cheap products to Asia in order to USE CHEAP ASIAN LABOR to build toys, trinkets and anything else they could send to Asia. India and Pakistan are particularly KNOWN for their lax standards in [...]

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How can millions of illegal aliens be here working, but not take job of americans?

Posted by admin in Friday, March 5th 2010   
5
Mar

and how can this increased flood of super cheap labor not increase supply such that the it bids down the price of labor and depresses the wages of americans?
and how can the flow of factories closing here to send jobs to china and india, be good for workers in those countries and not be bad [...]

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Would you be more inclined to vote for a Democrat or Republican if you got a plush toy or something?

Posted by admin in Thursday, March 4th 2010   
4
Mar

A rifle or pistol wouldn’t be bad deal. Or maybe a free meal for two? By plush toy, you know a stuff animal made in china by slave labor that could also double as a Molotov cocktail due to the fillers they use in direct violations of international laws, but makes it cheaper.
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Apple audit exposes serious labor law violations – MSNBC

Posted by Seakuttestlam in Thursday, March 4th 2010   
4
Mar

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, …

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