Foxconn Technology Group is a high-tech enterprise of Taiwan's Hon Hai Precision Industry Group. It was established in Taipei City, Taiwan Province, China in 1974, and is headed by Terry Gou, the president. It now has more than 1.2 million employees and a global top customer base.
In 1988, it invested and built factories in Shenzhen, and established more than 30 science and technology industrial parks in China from the Pearl River Delta to the Yangtze River Delta to the Bohai Rim, from the southwest to the south-central to the northeast, and in Asia, America, Europe, etc. There are more than 200 subsidiaries and agencies in the country.
On December 12, 2014, according to foreign media reports, Foxconn announced that due to insufficient orders, the company would close its factory in Chennai, India, on December 24. More than 1,700 employees at the factory may face unemployment.
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Foxconn has long been committed to charity and public welfare. During the 2008 Wenchuan earthquake, it sent a total of 30 million yuan to the disaster area. Employees 42.16 million yuan = 72.16 million yuan Donations. Over the years, the group has donated more than one billion yuan in donations, benefiting more than 30 provinces and municipalities across the country.
Through the "Employment Project for Disabled Persons", we actively explore and solve the social problems of assisting the disabled; through large-scale school-enterprise cooperation, we have created hundreds of thousands of job opportunities.
Foxconn cooperates with famous academic and research institutions such as Tsinghua University, Peking University, and National Taiwan University to run schools, and cooperates with the local government to run "Corporate University Schools" to build different levels of training systems to provide all employees who are willing and willing to learn. Opportunities and conditions for continuing education and lifelong learning create a stage and space for the growth of young talents to inherit experience and display their talents.
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