Reported about 2 months ago
Foxconn's chairman, Young Liu, has defended the company's hiring practices amid investigations by New Delhi following a Reuters report alleging that married women are systematically excluded from iPhone assembly jobs. Liu emphasized the importance of married women in the workforce during the opening of a new hostel for female employees in Tamil Nadu. Despite past acknowledgments of hiring lapses, Foxconn refuted claims of discrimination and stated that the majority of its workforce comprises women, including a small percentage of married workers.
Source: YAHOO