Re:Hyundai suspending two US suppliers because of child labor
by YeBanKo on Saturday October 22, 2022 @05:51PM
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Inmates are one of the largest workforce of CalFire when they need to deal with large forest fires. I don’t CalFire would be able to scale up to the task if they didn’t have this resource. Allegedly it is volunteer-based and you need to meet certain requirements and take training to participate. I’d say this kind of work is above low-impact.
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Re:Hyundai suspending two US suppliers because of child labor
by shagie on Sunday October 23, 2022 @12:31AM
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Re:Hyundai suspending two US suppliers because of child labor
by dchftcs on Monday October 24, 2022 @12:46AM
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This is great though ironically one of the less humane ways to utilize prison labor. To be entrusted with work like that you'd have to have a decent record for a criminal, for example serving for a less serious crime or have made good progress in rehabilitation. But the work is more grueling and dangerous than most other kinds of prison labor.