• Gay_Wrath [fae/faer]
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    i mean, apparently they are if you believe reddit about what happened to jack ma ;)

    • CoralMarks [he/him]
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      One dude, and if he got got it was probably not for labor violations, right?

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        idk, why don't you research and it find out?

        edit: downvoted for asking someone to do basic research? after i posted a ton of links up there? I didn't even mean this in a mean way, i just want more facts. bruh

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            damn, i can't either. guess we're in the same boat

            why was this downvoted????? lol

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                i don't get it smdh i wasn't trying to be mean, i literally want to know if people have more sources

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                    the whole thing about these China struggle sesshions is like, we barely have any info because of the distance/language barrier/propoganda machines. So any actual information on what is ACTUALLY going on is extremely valuable to me. I want to find the actual facts.

                    In this case it looks like we know the following:

                    996 is blantantly illegal. But workers, and zoomers esp are organazing against it. and Jack Ma, a huge proponent of 996 among other corruption, has disappeared. We do not, as far as i know, know if these Chinese government is actually doing anything about 996. I saw they can fine the companies in that wikipedia page, but that's not really a great source for real on the ground information.

                    Since the downvoter declined to do any research, i actually decided to look into it.

                    https://technode.com/2019/04/16/china-state-996-illegal/

                    China’s top government media outlets are adding their voices to the debate around the 12-hour work practice in the tech industry, harshly reminding entrepreneurs to “obey the rules” and “avoid chaos.”

                    So at least they're saying it's illegal in 2019. I still cant find any links to what sort of enforcement they are doing to prevent or curtail 996 though. I would genuinely like to know if anyone can find any sources about it.

                    Meanwhile, in Amerikkka,

                    https://www.forbes.com/sites/rebeccafannin/2019/05/05/why-chinas-996-work-culture-makes-sense-right-now/?sh=1f99901e7802