Apple discovers illegal student labour at iPhone X plant

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Violating local laws.

Apple discovers illegal student labour at iPhone X plant
Smartphone maker Apple and its biggest manufacturing partner Foxconn said they had discovered a small number of students working overtime in its Chinese factory. The students worked voluntarily in the factory for more than 11 hours a day as part of a school internship program at a plant run by ...

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