To help man the assembly lines at Foxconn's biggest iPhone-producing factory, China has asked military and Communist party members to find recruits.
As you might already know by now, Apple has already admitted shipments of the iPhone 14 Pro models for the current quarter will be reduced due to issues at Foxconn's Zhengzhou facility in China. A COVID lockdown in the region where Apple's largest iPhone assembler Foxconn has its busiest iPhone assembly lines led workers to flee the campus. Being stuck in the factory and working all day and night made many in the workforce angry enough to leave the facility.
is reporting that in an attempt to get as many hands on deck as possible, the Chinese government is asking military veterans and Communist party members to help recruit workers for Foxconn's Zhengzhou plant.The military has handed out recruitment quotas to newly enlisted veterans and party members. The quota amounts are unknown as is the compensation that the recruiters will receive for every new worker signed up.
Almost two weeks ago Foxconn announced a new bonus designed to attract new workers. Workers who left Foxconn between October 10th and November 5th will receive a one-time bonus of 500 yuan if they return to the factory. New workers will be paid 30 yuan per hour. Those who returned by the middle of this month were promised an additional 3000 yuan if they make it through at least 30 days., the Zhengzhou factory usually is responsible for the production of 50% of the world's iPhone units.
shipments than we previously anticipated and customers will experience longer wait times to receive their new products."
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