TSMC Employees In Arizona Have Sued The Semiconductor Giant Over Unlawful Favoritism Being Shown To Taiwanese Workers At The Facility ...Middle East

In 2020, a $65 billion investment was planned by TSMC for the construction of three chip-production facilities that would be set up in Phoenix, Arizona, an ambitious move that would not just bring wafer manufacturing to American soil but also employ thousands of workers locally. Unfortunately, the largest semiconductor firm is in hot waters for seemingly favoring its Taiwanese workers, which has led to a lawsuit against the company over unlawful favoritism. More than half of TSMC personnel stationed in the Arizona facility are from Taiwan, creating tensions in the workplace and compromising on morale As reported by Forbes, the […]

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