JPB Creative Discovered Using Child Labour!
The global computer industry was shaken to its core yesterday when an anonymous photographer snapped pictures proving JPB Creative Co, Ltd has been using child labour to keep their prices low. Shown above is a child, less than one year old, being forced to write Javascript in appalling conditions.
It has long been a mystery as to how a company could offer creative solutions, Internet content design and dynamic multimedia applications for such low fees and why a company at the forefront of new technologies would hide out in a low tech Southeast Asian country. Now, the horrifying truth is known. The company was clearly taking advantage of lax labour laws and corrupt officials in order to force children prodigies to type out computer code for 14 hours or more a day.
Said one Redmond, Washington (USA) software company CEO who asked to remain anonymous, "I am shocked, truly shocked that JPB Creative would sink to such lows. Even we wouldn't stoop to such behaviour!"
Executives at JPB Creative were unavailable for comment.
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