[Etheryte]

More often than not, no. Many of these types of factories are intentionally designed to lock workers into a never ending loop, where they're tied in living paycheck to paycheck, often paying rent for a room that's owned by the same company that runs the factory, buying food from a store that's owned by the same company, etc. There are even cases where workers get paid in cash in a custom "currency" operated by the company so there is no way to ever break free after you're in the loop.

[thesuperbigfrog]

Similar tactics were used in US mining towns in the 19th century:

https://youtu.be/E5VMZqgVzRo

[Invictus0]

You just made all that up. The foxconn dorms are free. There is no "foxconn bucks".

[AstralStorm]

Free until you do anything against the company policy. The point stands, the employer controls ever now of your livelihood making the cost of disobedience and switching employment higher.