• A "considerable number" of workers were concerned about the protection of their health and safety and were generally unaware of the work of Foxconn's health and safety committees
"We appreciate the work the FLA has done to assess conditions at Foxconn and we fully support their recommendations," Apple said in a statement released Thursday afternoon.
"Talk is cheap," said an otherwise supportive press release from Human Rights First, a member of the FLA Board of Directors. "The steps needed to protect workers in Apple's supply chain may not be."
A full copy of the FLA' report is available here.
