Steve Jobs, Proud to Be Nonunion
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Employees offer mixed reactions to Apple corporate life
http://www.appleinsider.com/article.php?id=974Meanwhile, a product manager stationed at Apple's home-base in Cupertino sums up Apple as the average conservative company, which works its employees "to the bone" without enough compensation. "When I started it felt like Apple knew my name and what I did," the employee wrote, "but now am nothing more than employee XXX."
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iPod maker admits breaking Chinese labor laws; says Apple approved sweatshop labor
http://www.theinquirer.net/default.aspx?article=32644"Apple Computer is getting into a deep PR mess over the antics of one of its Chinese partners," Nick Farrell reports for The Inquirer.
"After denying that it was running a sweatshop that would be familiar to Charles Dickens, Apple's Ipod manufacturer, Foxconn has finally admitted that it broken Chinese labour laws," Farrell reports.
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Apple shareholders sue Apple
http://www.nytimes.com/2006/07/06/technology/06soft.html?ex=1238558400&en=a02e636bde4b87f8&ei=5035&partner=MARKETWATCH----------------------------------------------------------
Apple lobbied against state e-waste recycling legislation and continues to lobby against takeback bills.
http://www.texasenvironment.org/ewaste_apple.cfmHowever, Apple has yet to set any public recycling goals, as Dell and HP have, so it’s too soon to tell how committed Apple is to publicizing its program and making it work.