Terry Gou Tai-ming, the chairman and chief executive of Foxconn Technology Group, said the company’s workers actually want to work more hours and that forcing them to put in less time reduces their income. Photo: ReutersTerry Gou Tai-ming, the chairman and chief executive of Foxconn Technology Group, said the company’s workers actually want to work more hours and that forcing them to put in less time reduces their income. Photo: Reuters
Terry Gou Tai-ming, the chairman and chief executive of Foxconn Technology Group, said the company’s workers actually want to work more hours and that forcing them to put in less time reduces their income. Photo: Reuters
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Billionaire CEO of Apple’s largest supplier chafes at China overtime caps

Topic |   China technology
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Updated: 6:30pm, 22 Jun, 2018

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Terry Gou Tai-ming, the chairman and chief executive of Foxconn Technology Group, said the company’s workers actually want to work more hours and that forcing them to put in less time reduces their income. Photo: ReutersTerry Gou Tai-ming, the chairman and chief executive of Foxconn Technology Group, said the company’s workers actually want to work more hours and that forcing them to put in less time reduces their income. Photo: Reuters
Terry Gou Tai-ming, the chairman and chief executive of Foxconn Technology Group, said the company’s workers actually want to work more hours and that forcing them to put in less time reduces their income. Photo: Reuters
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