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iPhone maker Wistron agrees to lapses in payment of wages, sacks India VP

Assures that all workers will be fully compensated immediately

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While assuring that all employees will be fully compensated immediately the company has established an employee assistance program for workers at the facility.

Samreen Ahmad Bengaluru
Taiwanese conglomerate Wistron has sacked its vice president Vincent Lee who oversaw the business in India as it agreed to lapses in payment to workers at the Narasapura facility near Bengaluru, which was vandalised last Saturday.

“Since the unfortunate events at our Narasapura facility we have been investigating and have found that some workers were not paid correctly, or on time. We deeply regret this and apologize to all of our workers,” said the company in a statement. 

“Some of the processes we put in place to manage labour agencies and payments need to be strengthened and upgraded. We are

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