IT Home November 21st According to media reports, China Screening Company, a subsidiary of Taiwan's Datong Group, recently announced bankruptcy, and its display output was once ranked among the top three in the world.
Taiwan's United Evening News said on the 20th that Huaying's salary in August and September has not been paid as agreed so far, and a total of 1,842 workers have been owed wages. The Ministry of Labor's advance payment fund will be advanced first, with a rough estimate of about NT$800 million, and will be distributed to employees before the Spring Festival next year at the latest. Taiwanese media said that this is the highest and largest number of people in Taiwan's history. The full name of
Huaying is "Zhonghuaying Guan Co., Ltd.". It was established in May 1971. It is the world's most important display manufacturer and one of the "Five Panel Tigers" on the island. It was an important manufacturer of Taiwan's early research and development of key component imaging tubes for video products. Its display output was once the top three in the world, and therefore pushed Taiwan to the world stage of the "display kingdom". In 1997, Huaying introduced Japanese technology, kicking off the planarization of Taiwan’s displays. Some island media even called it "the Whampoa Military Academy of Monitors".
In March this year, Huaying announced the layoffs of 2,500 employees, accounting for more than half of the 4,500 workers in the factory, and is the largest layoff in Taiwan's panel industry in history. In September this year, Huaying's land, factory buildings, machinery and equipment assets were seized by the court and could not continue to operate and produce.
