More than 1000 employees in IBM Shenzhen Factory are dissatisfied with the handover to Lenovo the strike has lasted for 3 or 4 days

IBM Shenzhen factory more than 1000 collective strike: Dissatisfaction to the Lenovo handover has lasted 4 days March 6 News, according to the CNBC website, a factory in Shenzhen, IBM, a group of workers in a collective strike, the strike has lasted for three or four days, is still ongoing. January 30 This year, Lenovo announced 2.3 billion U.S. dollars to acquire IBM's x86 server business. Under the takeover agreement, the factory and workers of the Shenzhen IBM plant will all be handed over to Lenovo. A worker involved in the strike said there were about 1000 workers in the plant, and the protests began this week, and the factory is still in a state of shutdown so far. The reason for the strike was that employees were dissatisfied with the compensation conditions they had received in the process of transferring to Lenovo. Lenovo said it had been informed but declined to comment further. IBM responded by saying: "At present, Shenzhen x86 business staff can according to the agreement, in the case of enjoying the same treatment voluntarily choose to Lenovo, or we can choose the same standard of compensation." Although this is a purely personal choice, we hope that employees will be able to associate. "However, according to the strike workers, they hope that IBM should pay higher compensation, whether they agree to go to Lenovo or decide to leave." According to a blog post, the IBM Compensation Agreement stipulates that employees will be compensated for 6000 yuan if they sign off before March 7.