What are Anesthesiologist's Working Conditions?

How bad are the working conditions at the factories that make our iPhones and iPads?

• What should I, as an American, do about it? I have seen several videos purporting to show the awful working conditions of workers in China's Apple and Samsung factories, but I've also seen videos depicting workers grateful for the opportunity to work, etc.  I've also heard arguments that Americans' evaluation of working conditions in China is merely a cultural misunderstanding.  What is the truth, and what should Americans do about it?

• Answer:

  As I know, most iPhones and iPad are manufactured by Foxconn, a Taiwanese company has more than 1 million employees in mainland China. Some information I heard from a friend who worked in Foxconn for 6 months: Most of Foxconn's employees are under age 20. One third of the new workers would leave after 90 days. Foxconn's factory in Shenzhen has fitness equipments, swimming pools, etc. But only few workers willing to use them because most of the them don't have the time or mood. Foxconn's average wage was higher than most other factories in China. But it also means you have to work longer hours. I dislike Foxconn. If only one word allowed for me to describe Foxconn, the word would be: Repeat. RepeatRepeatRepeatRepeatRepeatRepeatRepeatRepeatRepeatRepeatRepeatRepeatRepeatRepeatandRepeat. This is your life in Foxconn.You did the same work in the whole day, the whole month, the whole year. Foxconn turns people into machines. Most workers didn't know what they are doing.They don't know the component in their hands used for what. Although they may know they are making a thing would change the world again, or again. But the thing wouldn't change their lives. The horrible thing about those young workers in Foxconn and many other factories was they don't have choices. They are nowhere to go except factories like Foxconn. What should Americans do about it? Voice your concerns (If you can) to Apple and other big international players. Let them know cutting cost is not the only thing they can do in their manufacturing factories.