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The hidden side of the global manufacturing ecosystem ? https://t.co/Tos1MUJ5Q0
— Juan Carlos Pedreira (@juancpedreira) December 13, 2020
What world are we living in where employees still have to demand for payment of their full salaries at Wistron's iphone making plant? https://t.co/0A7ewE7eGn
— Adwoy / অদ্বয় / アドウォイ (@iamadwoy) December 12, 2020
Incidents like these will only hurt the prospects for Taiwanese investments in India https://t.co/AXMY014brP
— Sana Hashmi | 莎娜, PhD (@sanahashmi1) December 13, 2020
Labor issues are there in every country but India is unique in how political party affiliated worker unions take matters in their own hand to settle issues. Beating execs and destroying properties instead of hiring lawyers. Completely avoidable https://t.co/s8VJci5Hzv
— Brij Singh (@brij) December 13, 2020
Violence in Wistron Bangalore: Violence breaks out at Wistron Corp’s iPhone manufacturing plant near Bengaluru | Bengaluru News - Times of India https://t.co/TsifFvuuRe
— RVAIDYA2000 (@rvaidya2000) December 12, 2020
Violence breaks out at Wistron Corp’s iPhone manufacturing plant near #Bengaluru. https://t.co/Ur8vtZEO1b
— कुमार मनीष l Kumar Manish (@kumarmanish9) December 13, 2020
“While an engineering graduate was promised Rs 21,000 per month, his/her salary had reduced to Rs 16,000 and, subsequently, to Rs 12,000 in the recent months.
After Toyota plant, workers at iPhone facility are on a striking spree.
— Rajaneesh (@vilakudy) December 12, 2020
What's happening, Karnataka?https://t.co/uASODFRZpM
Outside communist trade unions provoke local workers to indulge in violence at #iphone manufacturing plant near Bengaluru #Wistron makes iPhones for Apple in India and has proposed to invest Rs 2,900 crore in the 43 acre Narasapura facilityhttps://t.co/nVmwtuw3E2
— Ravi Kant ❆ (@LegalKant) December 12, 2020
Interesting- How turned to violence? There seems bad labour relations https://t.co/2UTdh5YQA7
— J Gopikrishnan (@jgopikrishnan70) December 12, 2020
Engineering graduate wages are only Rs 21k here. And even that, it is alleged, Wistron was unable to pay. In the end it is alleged they got only Rs 12k.
— Shoaib Daniyal (@ShoaibDaniyal) December 13, 2020
Captures one slice of how troubled Indian manufacturing is to be able to treat labour like this.https://t.co/ej2EbxkVGL
Employees in an iPhone production facility in India became violent on Saturday, over claims workers are not being paid what they were allegedly promised by Apple assembly partner Wistron.https://t.co/7pGhByAghv pic.twitter.com/03hgs4MzeN
— Eddie Du (@Edourdoo) December 13, 2020
Vowwww .... Seeing this after a long time https://t.co/TMPPTsmL5z
— GavchaPatil (@AquarianTruths) December 12, 2020
Karnataka: #Violence at iPhone production plant run by Taiwan-based #Wistron Corp at Narasapura (in Kolar district) near #Bengaluru.
— TOI Bengaluru (@TOIBengaluru) December 12, 2020
Employees allege they have not been paid properly. pic.twitter.com/GKbeFeyRKc
This is really very bad. Violence and destruction of property not acceptable.https://t.co/UkAN0j3yfx
— Cranky Indian Citizen (@cruelanu) December 12, 2020
#kolar
— Vel Kolar (@ExpressKolar) December 12, 2020
Workers damaged Wistron Company alleged due of salary@santwana99 @ramupatil_TNIE @XpressBengaluru @NewIndianXpress @depcomkolarhttps://t.co/BGwYcbho5h
Workers stage uprising at Wistron iPhone plant in India over shorted pay https://t.co/xeEG2a4mkD pic.twitter.com/iURWdONZJg
— Benjamin Young Savage (ᐱᓐᒋᐱᓐ) (@benjancewicz) December 13, 2020