Protesting Speed-Up, Korean Auto Worker Sets Self on Fire
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They should respond to the worker's concerns. I'm sure that production rates are faster, more intense than say 10 years ago. I think it's true with increased technology in just about any job.
That's been going on for decades - in the early 80s you can get a cheaper Pony in Canada than in Korea itself - up to 40% cheaper by some estimates.
This infuriated the Koreans, and the high price of a used Pony (starting at 2 grand for a shoddy one) is well above the price I am used to paying for them ($400 for one in good nick), amongst other things.
Funny I can get an X2 Excel for under a grand...
This infuriated the Koreans, and the high price of a used Pony (starting at 2 grand for a shoddy one) is well above the price I am used to paying for them ($400 for one in good nick), amongst other things.
Funny I can get an X2 Excel for under a grand...


