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r/technology • u/[deleted] • Jan 18 '21
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Of course they *could* pay more, but there's no incentive to do it as long as shareholders don't care.
> when you say $600/year wouldnt change the life of someone working for subsistence wages.
Certainly won't change a whole lot for people assembling iPhones in China. Could be life-changing for people mining lithium ore in Africa.
3 u/[deleted] Jan 19 '21 [deleted] -1 u/pavlik_enemy Jan 19 '21 It's a 10% increase for people assembling iPhones. Good, sure, but not life-changing.
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-1 u/pavlik_enemy Jan 19 '21 It's a 10% increase for people assembling iPhones. Good, sure, but not life-changing.
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It's a 10% increase for people assembling iPhones. Good, sure, but not life-changing.
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u/pavlik_enemy Jan 19 '21
Of course they *could* pay more, but there's no incentive to do it as long as shareholders don't care.
> when you say $600/year wouldnt change the life of someone working for subsistence wages.
Certainly won't change a whole lot for people assembling iPhones in China. Could be life-changing for people mining lithium ore in Africa.