The investigation could put Changzhou Xingyu Automotive Lighting Systems at risks of losing its contract with the German company as multinational carmakers tighten scrutiny of workplace practices to comply with EU laws
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Volkswagen AG’s China unit has launched a compliance investigation into a major Chinese auto parts supplier following reports that the Chinese company abruptly dismissed over 100 newly hired college graduates just weeks into the job.
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Changzhou Xingyu Automotive Lighting Systems, a supplier to several global brands and an IPO aspirant in Hong Kong, is facing…
The firm launched an investigation following the lay-offs in Jiangsu province of over one hundred graduates a month after they…
Changzhou Xingyu Automotive Lighting Systems offers payouts and housing to appease public anger and local regulators as it…
The company apologized and disciplined four managers after the dismissals drew scrutiny over the difficulties recent graduates…
VOLKSWAGEN istražuje otkaze za 107 mladih tek diplomiranih kineskih radnika, što je potaknulo rasprave o radnim pravima u…
Changzhou Xingyu Automotive Lighting Systems said management erred in its assessment and acted “hastily” without fully…
