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Follow-up: GE Denies PMO's Labor Rights Violation Claims In China

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April 14, 2008|

After days of silence, General Electric, which has been accused by Policy Matters Ohio of violating China's labor laws, has issued a statement denying all the claims raised by PMO. GE said in the statement that after one week's thorough investigation by a team of 11 experts, they found that there were not such things as [...]

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