More than 2,000 workers have gone on strike at a touch screen supplier for the iPhone in the eastern Chinese city of Suzhou, according to the 21st Century Business Herald.
On January 15th, more than 2,000 workers gathered and damaged facilities and vehicles after rumors that the factory may not pay a planned bonus for 2009, the newspaper said, citing the statement. The plant belongs to Taiwan-based Wintek Corp., the world’s biggest touch-screen maker for mobile phones.
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On January 15th, more than 2,000 workers gathered and damaged facilities and vehicles after rumors that the factory may not pay a planned bonus for 2009, the newspaper said, citing the statement. The plant belongs to Taiwan-based Wintek Corp., the world’s biggest touch-screen maker for mobile phones.
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