For the last 30 years, China has developed rapidly into the hub of the global manufacturing industry.
This economic growth has in large part been fuelled by migrant labor from rural provinces to the industrial zones that cluster along the coast.
After a series of strikes and scenes of stressed workers at factories in Pearl River Delta, the world's attention was focussed on the treatment of factory workers in China.
It became clear that factory managers were not keeping up with the changing requirements of the workers.

