Foxconn workers at the largest iPhone factory in Zhengzhou province, China, are protesting due to delayed bonus payments.
, with workers having to sleep in the factory while trying to produce the new iPhone 14 series – currently low in stock worldwide., online images show hundreds of Foxconn workers protesting with surveillance cameras and windows smashed by men with sticks. The publication says this protest “symbolizes a dangerous build-up in frustration with the country’s ultra-harsh COVID rules as well as inept handling of the situation by the world’s largest contract manufacturer.
In a statement, Foxconn said that it has paid workers and that information about infected staff living on campus alongside new recruits was “untrue.” A person familiar with the matter said that even with the protests, the plant was “unaffected,” meaning that iPhone 14 production is still up.reported Foxconn’s plans to resume the iPhone 14 total production by the second half of November. One of the publication’s sources said the manufacturer is unlikely to hit the target due to “disruptions triggered by the unrest” as it impacts “particularly new recruits who were hired to bridge the gap in the workforce.
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