Nokia employees shutdown in Dongguan to quell the winners

Beijing News (reporter Lin Chiling) yesterday reporter learned that, under the mediation of the Dongguan government, Nokia Dongguan factory staff downtime has subsided, adhere to the production and recovery of production staff can receive 1000 yuan of "reward." On November 19, a Nokia factory employee in the company said at the micro-blog that employees at the manufacturing plant in the company believed Nokia had failed to obtain reasonable financial compensation for selling its mobile phone business, and about hundreds of employees were involved in the protest shutdown. On the day, employees at the company's Dongguan factory played banner banners on the ground in the park and staged a sit-in on the lawn, according to the material. Nokia's Chinese PR official said the protest had not affected the normal operation of the plant, and Nokia management was communicating with the factory staff. That evening, the micro-Bo and the material, some of the staff due to participate in activities have been "handled." Yesterday, the Beijing News reporter learned that the Dongguan government intervened in the mediation, the two sides reached an agreement, the factory will continue to work staff (including the restoration of production staff) to issue a 1000 yuan bonus. As of yesterday, the workers had basically resumed their production. A former strike worker told the Beijing News correspondent that the workers had returned to the workshop for production. It is reported that the factory has about 5,000 workers, in this calculation, Nokia to pay 5 million of the "incentive fees." Nokia sold 7.2 billion of dollars to Microsoft in September this year, due to declining performance. The deal is expected to be completed in the first quarter of next year, with 32,000 Nokia employees joining Microsoft after the deal ends. Established in 1995, Nokia Dongguan Factory is one of Nokia's important production bases. According to the deal, the Dongguan factory will become a subsidiary of Microsoft after the transaction is completed.