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2024年2月16日

作者:
Praveen Paramasivam, Reuters

India: Hundreds of workers at Apple supplier's plant strike for higher wages, union recognition; incl. co. comment

"Workers at Apple supplier Flex's India plant stage one-day strike", 16 February 2024

Hundreds of workers at a manufacturing plant of Apple supplier Flex (FLEX.O) in India's Tamil Nadu state staged a one-day strike...demanding higher wages for the next three years and the recognition of a union.

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At Flex, unhappy over wages and policies, including tour allowances and medical leaves, all permanent workers, about 750, joined the Centre of Indian Trade Union...

...[F]lex, which makes chargers for Apple, was unwilling to recognise the union at the plant, which employs roughly 4,000 people, including contractors who did not join the strike.

"Our values-based culture supports fair and competitive compensation for work, and open and transparent communication. Our doors are open and we encourage employees to share their perspectives," Flex said in a statement.