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molen 写了： 2025年 2月 7日 11:35 关键它们的工作成本太低

几乎一分钱不用花

sanguan 写了： 2025年 2月 7日 11:05 这些垃圾都是实名的，就是这个勒色

yokel 写了： 2025年 2月 7日 10:55 李强说不定活跃在本版
尼玛老逼将们作鸟兽散
lol

_notalandlord 写了： 2025年 2月 7日 11:12 7个人几个空晌？80万不包括工资吧？

sanguan 写了： 2025年 2月 7日 11:05 这些垃圾都是实名的，就是这个勒色

bessone 写了： 2025年 2月 7日 13:07 李强一人拿70

马仔6个拿10万

妥妥奴隶劳动压迫剥削

dramawatcher1 写了： 2025年 2月 7日 10:53 经济学人这是要反啊，把名字都爆出来了。
Some aid money has been very well spent

China Labour Watch (clw), an ngo based in New York City, has investigated labour abuses in Chinese supply chains for 20 years. It is small, with a staff of seven and a budget of $800,000 a year. Now it is on the verge of collapse. Some 90% of its funds come from the American government. Since Donald Trump ordered a freeze on foreign aid in January, clw has had to halt most of its work. Li Qiang, its founder, says staff will have to be laid off. It is all “very painful”, he says, and “completely unexpected”.

https://www.economist.com/china/2025/02 ... s-in-china

sanguan 写了： 2025年 2月 7日 11:05 这些垃圾都是实名的，就是这个勒色

dramawatcher1 写了： 2025年 2月 7日 10:53 经济学人这是要反啊，把名字都爆出来了。
Some aid money has been very well spent

China Labour Watch (clw), an ngo based in New York City, has investigated labour abuses in Chinese supply chains for 20 years. It is small, with a staff of seven and a budget of $800,000 a year. Now it is on the verge of collapse. Some 90% of its funds come from the American government. Since Donald Trump ordered a freeze on foreign aid in January, clw has had to halt most of its work. Li Qiang, its founder, says staff will have to be laid off. It is all “very painful”, he says, and “completely unexpected”.

https://www.economist.com/china/2025/02 ... s-in-china

Yesterday 写了： 2025年 2月 7日 13:01 五毛同志们，你们的父母没准就是forced labor，有点感恩之心不好吗？

swanswan 写了： 2025年 2月 7日 12:42 完了，李射枪暴露了

gousheng 写了： 2025年 2月 7日 13:40 每人每年10万，医疗保险怎么办？在纽约这养活不了家，还得打别的工。

dramawatcher1 写了： 2025年 2月 7日 10:53 经济学人这是要反啊，把名字都爆出来了。
Some aid money has been very well spent

China Labour Watch (clw), an ngo based in New York City, has investigated labour abuses in Chinese supply chains for 20 years. It is small, with a staff of seven and a budget of $800,000 a year. Now it is on the verge of collapse. Some 90% of its funds come from the American government. Since Donald Trump ordered a freeze on foreign aid in January, clw has had to halt most of its work. Li Qiang, its founder, says staff will have to be laid off. It is all “very painful”, he says, and “completely unexpected”.

https://www.economist.com/china/2025/02 ... s-in-china