music's louder than the voice-over.

Good to see some of these workers occupying factories and unionizing though. Workers everywhere must organize and cultivate class consciousness.

Richest King But Thais poor!?😢😢💀💀

At least, the minimum wage in Thailand is still higher than that in some countries. If the workers keep asking for a raise, the companies cannot compete because of the higher prices of the product. If they cannot compete, they will have to relocate the factory somewhere where labor is cheaper.

You see the pay these factory workers get and how long they work..now think of a footballers pay and how long they work =( DISGRACE

@allenlambrecht2446

9 жыл бұрын

What's worse is that these fucking football players won't share a dime or even fucking notice these people and help them, even if it was 2% of their check. Fuck.

@vulgartroll6644

9 жыл бұрын

Allen Lambrecht well in reality you hear of some footballers like drogba giving millions into ivorian hospitals etc but paying someone more money than they know what to do with then there's people on this video counting pennies struggling through each day

@allenlambrecht2446

9 жыл бұрын

Yeah we fail to mention the good and thrive in the bad, even while good exists it's still overpowered by negligent evil. #goodpplstillexist

Exploitation of the needy. Not a pretty picture and the beat goes on.

The audio of the narrator in this video is way too low!

I once worked at Motorola in the united states.you had to work 10 to 12 hour days mon.-fri./8hours sat.-sun..the money wasn't bad,but talk about slave labor.life was one big blurr.all you did was work,eat,sleep.every other sunday they would give you a day off.electronics is not a field that you want to get into.

@MeLexdy

10 жыл бұрын

Sounds horrible... U get a health problem working under these conditions.

why is the person you're translating speaking soooo much louder than the translator to the point where you can't even hear whats being said

@hmwart2292

4 жыл бұрын

TKB yeah same as the music

slavery

and this is not the worse thing. Thailand is in middle of upheaval with protesters trying to bring down the government while these people are trying to get their jobs back and are seeking redress. many of these jobs will be going to Myanmar where labor costs are less and that government will offer these corporations better incentives to relocate or open new factories. cannot imagine what conditions will be like for those workers. (Myanmar has already announced it plans on doubling its rice production in 2014.) capitalism is the only game in town. "Capital flows to where labor is cheapest." Karl Marx