Rising Defiance In China Against Grinding Zero COVID Rules

Most people protesting had just been hired after an Exodus when the factory locked down last month. Foxconn apologized and gave payouts to new recruits wanting to quit, meaning a shortage of workers on production lines and a major disruption for Apple. U.S. consumers will feel it with new iPhones in...

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Published inNBC Nightly News
Main Authors Holt, Lester, Janis Mackey Frayer
Format Transcript
LanguageEnglish
Published New York CQ Roll Call 25.11.2022
Subjects
Factories
Government shutdowns
Nuclear power plants
Workers
Beijing China
United States > US
China
Ukraine
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Summary:Most people protesting had just been hired after an Exodus when the factory locked down last month. Foxconn apologized and gave payouts to new recruits wanting to quit, meaning a shortage of workers on production lines and a major disruption for Apple. U.S. consumers will feel it with new iPhones in short supply.
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