Electronics Production | November 25, 2010
Flextronics adds to Malaysian workforce
EMS-provider Flextronics is looking to add more staff to its Malaysian workforce.
Flextronics currently employs around 15'000 staff at their Malaysian operations in Penang, Selangor and Johor. However, the EMS-provider is looking to add more employees, increasing headcount 10-15% per year, local media indicates.
Headcount growth is said to be accommodated by increased activities in the medical, aerospace, automotive and consumer electronics segments. Therefore, the EMS-provider has partnered with several universities in Malaysia to interest students in working with the company.
Headcount growth is said to be accommodated by increased activities in the medical, aerospace, automotive and consumer electronics segments. Therefore, the EMS-provider has partnered with several universities in Malaysia to interest students in working with the company.
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