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< p > Nike (Nike store) CEO Mark (Mark store) Parke (Mark Parker) said on Thursday that the company was considering pferring its production base in China due to a large strike dispute among its suppliers.

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Earlier than last month, thousands of shoe factory workers went on strike because of the dissatisfaction with the welfare treatment of Hong Kong stock company Yuyuan Industrial (Group) Co., Ltd. (P).

Yuyuan group has a market capitalization of US $5 billion 600 million, which is a major supplier of Nike, Adidas (Adidas stores) and other international brands.

After the company agreed to meet some of the needs, most of the workers have already returned to their posts.

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< p > Parke said at the luncheon of the CEO Club of Boston University, "we have not moved the production in such a situation, but we are closely following developments and choosing to move."

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< p > Parke said, "a href=" //m.pmae.cn/news/index_f.asp "> Nike < /a > Yu Yuan and factory workers" maintain close ties "to determine whether the factory conditions violated Nike's own working standards.

He said Nike has other factory bases in China, and it is relatively easy to pfer production.

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The workers of Yuyuan Dongguan shoe factory in April 14th went on strike. Activists said it was the biggest labor protest since China launched the market reform in the late 1970s. P

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< p > workers protest Yuyuan yuan a href= "//m.pmae.cn/news/index_c.asp" > shoe factory < /a > employees who work for more than 10 years with temporary labor standards purchase social security social security and housing provident fund.

By the end of last week, more than 80% of Dongguan's workers had resumed their jobs.

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