Wednesday, December 29, 2021

Apple places Foxconn's southern India factory on probation following worker protests and an investigation that revealed substandard living conditions (Bloomberg)

Bloomberg:
Apple places Foxconn's southern India factory on probation following worker protests and an investigation that revealed substandard living conditions  —  - Foxconn apologized for lapses in worker living conditions  — Apple has asked for corrective actions before factory reopens



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