Foxconn steps up bonuses to attract workers for iPhone 14
Continued competition for employees among manufacturers means that Foxconn's summer hiring spree for iPhone 14 workers again comes with higher bonuses.
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William Gallagher
Foxconn chairman accuses other Apple suppliers of poaching workers in Vietnam
Apple assembly partner Foxconn is having to deal with competition for its employees in Vietnam, with Hon Hai chairman Young Liu accusing rivals of poaching its workers.
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Malcolm Owen
Foxconn earnings forecast a good sign for Apple's embattled Chinese supply chain
Apple's supply chain crunch in China may not be as bad as once feared, as assembly partner Foxconn offers an optimistic financial forecast for the rest of 2022.
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Apple asked Foxconn to start iPhone recruiting drive two months early
Foxconn's hiring of staff at its biggest iPhone factory in China is taking place early in preparation for the iPhone 14, after Apple requested for the assembly partner to onboard more workforce members two months ahead of usual.
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Apple's iPhone order shift to beat China lockdown boosted Foxconn's earnings
Apple moving orders from lockdown-hit factories and suppliers has led iPhone manufacturer Foxconn to report its highest Q1 net income since 2014.
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A day after Foxconn accelerated hiring, COVID lockdown halts expansion
Right after Foxconn began a major recruitment phase in its Zhengzhou factory for an expansion of iPhone production, the company has frozen hiring until the latest COVID-19 lockdown ends.
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Wesley Hilliard
Foxconn starts early recruitment drive for major iPhone facility
Foxconn has started a push for workers in manufacturing plants in Zhengzhou, China, typically known for iPhone production weeks ahead of the usual seasonal schedule.
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Apple now employs Brazilian supplier to build iPhone 13
Foxconn Brazil seems to be now solely dedicated to assembling 6.1-inch iPhone 13 models.
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Darryl Boxberger
Foxconn says new factory suspensions won't affect production
A pair of Foxconn factories in Kunshan, China, have halted operations following a COVID-19 scare, but the Apple assembly partner insists production output won't be affected.
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Mike Peterson
