As we all know, with the rise of our country in recent years, the quality of life of the people has been significantly improved. As domestic prices and wages rise, the title of "cheap labor" will finally say goodbye to us. Then for the Western consortium, the handover of "OEM processing" to China that year was undoubtedly to enjoy the demographic dividend, and with the rise of Chinese wages, these foreign companies undoubtedly set their sights on India and Southeast Asia. In this way, it is not limited to the rapid development of our country, and foreign companies can still obtain super high profits.
But objectively speaking, in recent decades, China and the West have cooperated quite well, not only because of the low price of Chinese labor, but also because the Chinese working people are hard-working and hard-working, and the West ignores this, thinking that India and other countries can be the same as China. Some time ago, Foxconn went to India to build a factory, so what happened to Foxconn after it arrived in India? Let's not talk about the first time the factory was closed because of the epidemic, let's say that the latest time, the Foxconn factory in India has once again suffered a shutdown.
It is reported that not long ago, Foxconn workers in India once again caused heated discussions due to food poisoning, and the number of poisoned people reached hundreds. This led to massive strike protests involving at least 1,000 people. It is not difficult to see from the report that Indian workers are still very picky, some people say that the food is not qualified, some people say that the dormitory environment is not qualified, just like this, Foxconn, India, which was originally planned to resume production today, has postponed the start of construction again. Thousands of workers have to feed, tens of thousands of orders backlog, you can imagine the economic losses caused by this incident to Foxconn.
In fact, Foxconn cooperated with the United States to play the "India card", no doubt in order to seek cheaper labor. But what Foxconn did not expect was that India's backward infrastructure led to a two- or three-fold increase in the delivery time of parts, and the quality of Indian workers was so poor and very lazy. Some time ago, after Wistron's factory in India was "purchased by demonstrators for zero yuan", it is estimated that the hearts of foreign companies have also cooled. I have to say that Tesla CEO has a longer-term vision, and at that time, he was not shouted by the Minister of Transport of India to build a factory, which was a real and wise choice.
On the whole, India is a country suitable for the development of small-scale enterprises, but not for the mixing of multinational enterprises. You know, India's labor law is simply an indirect connivance and cover-up. It is reported that as long as the number of employees reaches more than 100 companies, they must be dismissed with the consent of India. Doesn't this mean that after all the large foreign companies come to India, as long as they can enter the company luckily, they will find an iron rice bowl? And the company can not be withdrawn at will, unless it goes bankrupt, it must get india's consent to go. Today's Foxconn, I don't know how I will feel in my heart.
(Text/Xuanzai)