Foxconn Technology Group [part of Hon Hai]...improved safety conditions at its China factories after inspections by the Fair Labor Association found dozens of violations, the group said...Apple Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook...has pledged not to turn a “blind eye” to problems in [its] supply chain... “Foxconn has met every short-term goal including better ergonomics and more health and safety training...,” Steve Dowling, a spokesman for...Apple, said... Foxconn...is giving workers a greater say in health and safety issues... [It] more than doubled wages after protests from worker groups including China Labor Watch and Students & Scholars Against Corporate Misbehavior...The FLA said today that Foxconn employees continue working excessive overtime...Foxconn has committed to meeting the Chinese legal limit...while still “protecting worker pay,” the group said. Foxconn also vowed to reform its internship program by making sure participants don’t work overtime, are employed in a capacity related to their studies and understand they can leave whenever they want... Labor groups have turned their attention to...Samsung... “Attention is inevitably going to shift to the competitors,” Van Heerden said. “People are going to be saying: If Foxconn’s doing it, why can’t you and why aren’t you?” [Includes statement from Foxconn; also refers to Sony, HP, Cisco, Quanta Computer, Pegatron Technology, HEG Electronics (Huizhou)]