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Chinese  toy factories
introduction
  There ’s a reason how US  children  can 
have their  toys  so  cheap .
 About 75% of the world's toys  come  
from  China , where  migrant   workers  are 
paid  an  average  salary of $240 a 
month .
 Extreme  poverty  in China's  rural  areas 
drives  many people from the 
countryside  into the cities to look for 
these  types of  jobs
 95% are womans
facts
 Every day, the workers have to  arrive  
15 minutes  before  the  regular   work   shift  
begins for a  work  assembly.
 Their living  conditions  are  prison -like. 
Up to six people share small, cramped 
dormitories and up to 50 people share 
one  bathroom .
 Schools  send  student workers to these 
factories to do “internships."
 Some factories promise workers a 10-
minute  break after every two  hours  of 
work.
 Most workers  never  have benefited from 
these promises.
 After the work shift, there's  another  
work assembly that lasts 15 minutes.
  Even   during  the 30-minute  lunch   period
workers must return to the  shop  floor 
early  to resume  production  or to attend 
another meeting. They're not paid for 
the time spent in these meetings or 
assemblies.
 Workers  endure  long hours six to  seven  
days a week.
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