Apple’s Manufacturing Partner Close Factory in China Due to Riot Happen
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Foxconn Technology has closed one factory in Taiyuan, northern China, after a riot involving thousands of workers. Taiyuan factory employs about 79 thousand workers, which makes electronic components for automotive and assemble variety of electronic devices. “At this time, the fight was over. We are still investigating the cause of fights and the number of workers involved, because the possibility of involving several thousand workers, “Foxconn spokesman Louis Woo, as reported by Reuters on Monday (09/24/2012). Woo said the fight occurred at the workers boarding facility. Meanwhile, according to the website Xinhuanet.com, operated by News Agency Xinhua News, citing police comments revealed approximately 10 people were injured in the incident. Foxconn, the trade name of Ho Hai Precision Industry Co and the biggest contract manufacturer of electronic goods in the world, is often involved in the issue of violence in some of its factories in China, which employ approximately 1 million workers. In June, known to approximately 100 workers raging in the Chengdu factory, southwest China. A staff member at the Taiyuan factory, said he was told that the the factory could be closed for two to three days for the police investigation. “There were many police officers now,” said a staff member who kept secret his name told Reuters. He also said the factory is a manufacturer of components and assembles Apple’s iPhone 5. Meanwhile, Taiyuan police when contacted did not answer the phone. One of the workers in the factory also declined to comment when contacted by phone.Read More on http://www.technonewspaper.com Related Posts
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