Apple issued a statement regarding the Foxconn factory incident: epidemic has temporarily affected the Zhengzhou factory, which is mainly responsible for the assembly of 14 Pro and 14 Pro Max. The current production capacity of the factory is greatly reduced. As we did during the COVID-19 pandemic, we put the health and safety of supply chain workers first. We continue to see strong demand for the 14-series model. However, we now expect the 14 Series shipments to be lower than we had previously expected and customers will have to wait longer. Working with suppliers is being done to restore production levels and ensure the health and safety of every worker.
At the same time, it also started to recruit employees again, increasing the original one hundred yuan a day to four hundred yuan a day. The original full attendance award was also cancelled and rewarded based on the number of days of attendance. If you are fully attending in a month, you can get a high salary of 15,000. Under the temptation of high salaries, there are still many employees who have left who are willing to stay again.
Why does Apple attach so much importance to Foxconn's Zhengzhou factory? Foxconn received orders. In China, Zhengzhou accounts for the majority, and the latest products are the first to be produced in Foxconn, Zhengzhou. However, despite the high salary, a large number of employees chose to leave. There were already many local employees who had left before. In desperation, they could only merge the two assembly lines into one, while the remaining employees were working twice as much as possible with the same hourly wage.
Moreover, Apple 14's production capacity was affected this time, and it is also an objective problem that the original 5-day shipping incident in the United States was delayed to 25-day shipping. But to be honest, Tesla and Apple's OEM factories exceed 99% of domestic corporate welfare benefits. Anyway, Apple is not very easy to sell now, so it is better to sell your favors to everyone.
(Picture from the Internet)
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