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Foxconn Lowers Working Age to Prepare for Mass Production of New iPhone
By Korbin Lan
Published: Jul 27,2015
TAIPEI, Taiwan － According to a media report from Taiwan’s Economic Daily News, starting today Hon Hai/ Foxconn will lower the age of employment at its Zhengzhou factory from 23 to 18 years of age. Furthermore, during July’s recruitment, the job vacancies were quickly filled. This situation came about in order for them to increase the employee recruitment process, and satisfy Apple’s demand to begin mass production in August.
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According to Foxconn statistics, previously during this time there were job vacancies for approximately 10,000 employees. However, this time Foxconn advertised job openings a little earlier to recruit an unlimited number of employees.
In addition, there were excessive numbers of interviews with job applicants, and Foxconns’ recruitment center was almost completely filled with people.
It is understood that Foxconn’s starting salary for new recruits will be an average of 3,800 RMB.
Foxconn’s Zhengzhou factory is the production center for Apple phones, and it is expected that this factory will be responsible for manufacturing Apple’s new phones. Current industry rumors state that Apple’s new models, the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus, will go on sale on September 18.
(TR/Phil Sweeney)
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