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المقال

13 مايو 2002

الكاتب:
Philip P. Pan, Washington Post

Worked Till They Drop: Few Protections for China's New Laborers

...guolaosi. The phrase means "over-work death," and usually applies to young workers who suddenly collapse and die after working exceedingly long hours, day after day...Foreign outcry over sweatshop labor has led some multinational firms to monitor conditions in their factories and among their direct suppliers. But a system of subcontracting has undermined such measures.