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Apple Supplier Wistron May Restart Karnataka Plant Next Week
Apple Inc on Tuesday said supplier Wistron Corp will restart operations at its factory in Karnataka after violence at the site led to its shutdown late last year, though the Taiwanese company would remain on probation.
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Apple Supplier Wistron Says Looking To Restart Ops At Karnataka Plant
Apple Inc contract manufacturer Wistron said on Tuesday it was looking to restart operations at its factory in Karnataka which was shut late last year after workers went on a rampage at the site.
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No Significant Impact On Company: Wistron On iPhone Karnataka Plant Damage
Taiwanese contract manufacturer for Apple Inc., Wistron Corp. has said that the recent violence at its facility in Karnataka will not cause significant impact to the company.
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Apple Supplier Wistron Sees No Major Financial Impact From Karnataka Plant Damage
The Karnataka factory damaged by violence this month was a new facility with limited production and so there will be limited financial impact, Apple supplier Wistron said.
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Apple Supplier Wistron Could Not Manage Scaled Up iPhone Plant, Broke Several Laws: Government Report
An investigation by Karnataka government into the violence at Apple supplier Wistron’s Kolar plant states that the Taiwanese contract manufacturer could not cope up with the rapid scaling up of manpower and breached several laws. The manpower at this plant, which assembles one iPhone model, rose to 10,500 workers from the permitted 5,000 in a sho...
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Karnataka "Turning Blind Eye To Violations" At iPhone Plant: Trade Union
A major trade union on Thursday slammed the Karnataka government for failing to take stern action against iPhone assembler Wistron and accused it of targeting the company's contract workers after a protest over salary payments turned violent.
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Wistron Estimates Over Rs. 437 Crore-Loss in Employee Violence at Karnataka Plant
Wistron said that it had suffered loss worth Rs 437.4 crore in the violence in its facility unleashed by a section of workers over salary issues at its plant in Kolar district in Karnataka.
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Firm Claims Rs 437 Crore Loss At Violence-Hit Karnataka iPhone Plant
Taiwan-headquartered Wistron Corporation has said that it had suffered loss worth Rs 437.40 crore in the violence in its facility unleashed by a section of workers over salary issues at its plant in Kolar district in Karnataka.
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Apple Investigates iPhone Facility Near Bengaluru After Violence By Workers
Apple Inc has said it will probe the violence that broke out on Saturday at a factory that produces iPhone near Bengaluru. Tthe US firm has said it is investigating if its Taiwanese contractor Wistron Corp, which owns the factory, flouted supplier guidelines.
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Violence Reported at iPhone Manufacturing Plant in Karnataka Run by Wistron Corporation, Allegedly Over Salary Issues
An iPhone manufacturing facility operated by Taiwan-headquartered Wistron Corporation has allegedly been ransacked by its workers over salary issues. A video clip of the violence purportedly shows a group of men smashing windows and overturning cars.
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Apple Supplier Wistron May Restart Karnataka Plant Next Week
Apple Inc on Tuesday said supplier Wistron Corp will restart operations at its factory in Karnataka after violence at the site led to its shutdown late last year, though the Taiwanese company would remain on probation.
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Apple Supplier Wistron Says Looking To Restart Ops At Karnataka Plant
Apple Inc contract manufacturer Wistron said on Tuesday it was looking to restart operations at its factory in Karnataka which was shut late last year after workers went on a rampage at the site.
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No Significant Impact On Company: Wistron On iPhone Karnataka Plant Damage
Taiwanese contract manufacturer for Apple Inc., Wistron Corp. has said that the recent violence at its facility in Karnataka will not cause significant impact to the company.
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Apple Supplier Wistron Sees No Major Financial Impact From Karnataka Plant Damage
The Karnataka factory damaged by violence this month was a new facility with limited production and so there will be limited financial impact, Apple supplier Wistron said.
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Apple Supplier Wistron Could Not Manage Scaled Up iPhone Plant, Broke Several Laws: Government Report
An investigation by Karnataka government into the violence at Apple supplier Wistron’s Kolar plant states that the Taiwanese contract manufacturer could not cope up with the rapid scaling up of manpower and breached several laws. The manpower at this plant, which assembles one iPhone model, rose to 10,500 workers from the permitted 5,000 in a sho...
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Karnataka "Turning Blind Eye To Violations" At iPhone Plant: Trade Union
A major trade union on Thursday slammed the Karnataka government for failing to take stern action against iPhone assembler Wistron and accused it of targeting the company's contract workers after a protest over salary payments turned violent.
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Wistron Estimates Over Rs. 437 Crore-Loss in Employee Violence at Karnataka Plant
Wistron said that it had suffered loss worth Rs 437.4 crore in the violence in its facility unleashed by a section of workers over salary issues at its plant in Kolar district in Karnataka.
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Firm Claims Rs 437 Crore Loss At Violence-Hit Karnataka iPhone Plant
Taiwan-headquartered Wistron Corporation has said that it had suffered loss worth Rs 437.40 crore in the violence in its facility unleashed by a section of workers over salary issues at its plant in Kolar district in Karnataka.
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Apple Investigates iPhone Facility Near Bengaluru After Violence By Workers
Apple Inc has said it will probe the violence that broke out on Saturday at a factory that produces iPhone near Bengaluru. Tthe US firm has said it is investigating if its Taiwanese contractor Wistron Corp, which owns the factory, flouted supplier guidelines.
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Violence Reported at iPhone Manufacturing Plant in Karnataka Run by Wistron Corporation, Allegedly Over Salary Issues
An iPhone manufacturing facility operated by Taiwan-headquartered Wistron Corporation has allegedly been ransacked by its workers over salary issues. A video clip of the violence purportedly shows a group of men smashing windows and overturning cars.
