Props to the Journal Sentinel for forcing Foxconn to behave like a somewhat more reasonable corporate citizen.
As I predicted in a recent post in my Foxconn Fever archive:
After starting proceedings to evict four Sturtevant families from their homes with the minimum time notice allowed by state law, Foxconn Technology Group reversed course following a Milwaukee Journal Sentinel inquiry about the situation.Not surprising that the company would run roughshod over people since Walker's only-for-Foxconn subsidy bill allows the company to bulldoze and abuse the land at will.
As I predicted in a recent post in my Foxconn Fever archive:
Undercovered Foxconn questions demand answers. Again.* Prediction: illegal work shifts won't be the only ugly story you read about Foxconn practices in the coming months and years.
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