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Re: Addressing concerns about Outsourcing LEGO Production
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lugnet.lego
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Sat, 15 Jul 2006 16:43:10 GMT
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> > Mexico has its own code of conduct, regardless of any international conventions.
> Ultimately, no matter where TLC decides to manufacture its product, its up
> to TLC as to who they hire and what code of conduct they enforce on their
> plants and workers. They can enforce their quality standards on even the
> cheapest workers.
Jonathan,
I dont know what kind of experience you have working abroad.
I worked for them for 3 years in Mexico, and it was not until an American
Manager was sent down to get things fixed, after firing 75% of the "work" force
(in my department), that things changed.
Then when the manager's contract ended and left, things reverted back to the old
way, and even worsened.
We will see if outsourcing works better this time around, as I said,
Mexico will present a series of problems that have may not been forseen.
A plastic mafia monopoly, unions, racketeering, and a country that is shifting
from production to distribution of assembled goods.
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| (...) Ultimately, no matter where TLC decides to manufacture its product, its up to TLC as to who they hire and what code of conduct they enforce on their plants and workers. They can enforce their quality standards on even the cheapest workers. (18 years ago, 9-Jul-06, to lugnet.lego)
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