Foxconn's Brazilian plant continues to strike the IPhone 6 facing supply crisis?

Since September 11, employees at Foxconn's Brazilian plant in Jundiaí have begun a strike in an effort to raise wages and improve working conditions. The Foxconn Brazilian plant currently employs more than 3,700 people and has been on the same payroll since 2012 after signing a labor contract with the factory. Workers at the Foxconn plant started a strike after rejecting an unreasonable proposal from the factory, according to the São Paulo Metal trade union. Apart from Foxconn's factory in mainland China, the Brazilian factory is the only factory that works with Apple's iphone and ipad. Evandro Santos, the head of trade union, said: [Foxconn] needs to provide employees with a Evandro Santos that will make them aware of future career development plans when they start work. At present here workers strike, production pauses. We want our employees to be recognized for their work and respected. Of course, we don't want things to happen in front of us. Santos added. In less than two years, Foxconn's Brazilian plant had a second strike on the same grounds. Foxconn's Brazilian factory workers staged a massive strike in February 2013, requiring factories to raise staff entitlements within a specified period of time.