Unlike Foxconn's workers, robots don't commit suicide or demand higher wages and better working conditions. Photo: David WongUnlike Foxconn's workers, robots don't commit suicide or demand higher wages and better working conditions. Photo: David Wong
Unlike Foxconn's workers, robots don't commit suicide or demand higher wages and better working conditions. Photo: David Wong
Business /  China Business

It will be some time before robots will replace Foxconn's workers

Manufacturer's factories still primarily staffed by workers despite growing use of robots

Cathy Holcombe
Cathy Holcombe

Updated: 12:26am, 11 Apr, 2014

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Unlike Foxconn's workers, robots don't commit suicide or demand higher wages and better working conditions. Photo: David WongUnlike Foxconn's workers, robots don't commit suicide or demand higher wages and better working conditions. Photo: David Wong
Unlike Foxconn's workers, robots don't commit suicide or demand higher wages and better working conditions. Photo: David Wong
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