The New York Times looks behind the doors at Foxconn, the massive Chinese firm that manufactures Apple products such as the iPad, as well as products for most major electronics companies worldwide.
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Tonya Engst
The Human Cost of Building Apple Products
by Jeff Carlson 
It's worth noting that this New York Times article is itself drawing criticism, both from Apple and other organizations.
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I think the New York Times in this instance has gone for what will get the most readers, and that is, "controversy and Apple".
Also worth noting: The number of comments to this article as compared to the Booth Babes article.
Also worth noting: The number of comments to this article as compared to the Booth Babes article.
I added this link mostly because it was starting to be a popular topic of discussion at Macworld | iWorld. But yes, controversy and Apple definitely garner attention.
I do think it is an important discussion to be had. I was being a bit sarcastic I suppose, Booth Babes garnering a much larger commenting response from readers. Also, valid to point out the questionable reporting of this issue by the New York Times, framing it as an Apple problem and not an industry wide issue, so I appreciate you linking to this.