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Is there a labour-friendly car company?
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this post was submitted on 17 Sep 2023
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Maybe Volvo? Do note that Polestar cars are made in China, but Volvo ones should be made in Europe or US. I dont know how good the conditions in the american Volvo factory are but in Sweden, Volvo is considered a good employer. Volvo/Polestar are owned by Geely, which is a chinese company but Volvo is pretty independent.
Hadn't actually considered a Volvo, but thanks for bringing it up! Good to know.
To quote Lindsay Bluth, "it's so boxy"
"No, that's a VolVO."
Oh sorry, that was me sitting on the copier
Volvo has really improved their styling in recent years, IMHO. We bought an XC40 last year and so far we love it.
Amazing news, that's reassuring. Thank you!
I'm sorry, I must be misunderstanding you. You're saying that they've improved from this??
FWIW my dad works at volvo and a lot of the parts arrive from china to only be assembled in sweden.
Tracking devices ..
Not really relevant to "labour-friendly" though