Huawei bagi bonus RM1.18bil, kenaikan gaji double. Staff bantu company masa kris

R2D2 · Post time 12-11-2019 05:08 PM

Huawei to reward employees with 2bil yuan bonus for helping it weather impact of US technology ban
Tuesday, 12 Nov 2019
4:55 PM MYT

Huawei Technologies, the Chinese telecoms giant that has been barred from buying US technology, has allocated a special cash award worth 2bil yuan (RM1.18bil) to distribute among employees who have contributed to its contingency plan to help minimise the impact of the ban, according to people familiar with the matter.

While those who will benefit have not been identified, it is believed people in research and development roles, especially at Huawei’s chip arm HiSilicon that have come up with alternatives to US components, and those developing the company’s in-house operating systems, will most likely share in the award, according to employees, who spoke on the condition of anonymity as the information is private.

Besides the 2bil yuan (RM1.18bil) shared bonus, each Huawei employee will receive double their salary this month in appreciation of efforts to help the company get through the hard times, the people said.

Huawei declined to comment on the bonus scheme.

Huawei, which employs 190,000 people and is the world’s largest telecommunications equipment vendor, will deposit the double salary into employee bank accounts on November 15.

On Sunday Shenzhen-based Huawei marked 180 days since it was put on a US trade blacklist due to US national security concerns, which prompted company wide efforts to stabilise operations that were cut off from certain US technologies, including Google’s Android OS.

After the ban was imposed in mid-May, HiSilicon president Teresa He Tingbo said in a letter to employees that Huawei's chip arm had for many years devoted significant resources to a backup plan that would ensure the survival of the group if it was cut off from US technology.

The privately-held company last month reported revenue of 610.8bil yuan (RM361.16bil) for the nine months ended Sept 30, saying it had secured more than 60 commercial 5G network supply contracts. Founder and CEO Ren Zhengfei earlier indicated the company was on track to surpass US$100bil (RM414.06bil) in sales this year, around the same level as last year, despite the impact of the ban.

In September, Huawei announced that it has started making 5G base stations without US components, but did not provide details.

Huawei has a history of rewarding its employees with cash bonuses, especially at times of high revenue growth, said the sources.

Last week, Ren also called on hi-tech suppliers in Europe and Japan to seize the opportunity to develop alternative technologies given the current circumstances, but he did not name any specific companies. – South China Morning Post

Supersirap · Post time 12-11-2019 05:18 PM

Tahniah diucapkan kepada HUAWEI

Artemesiaa · Post time 12-11-2019 05:21 PM

Untung ler bagus company tahu balas jasa

rosli_nurizzati · Post time 12-11-2019 08:25 PM

huawei ni turnover rate tggi gak.. selalu lepas CNY pakat2 bungkus balik kampung... tak berbaloi ngan stress katanya.. sbb ada sorang engineer my dept kerja huawei.. masa tu huawei tak tembus bidang fon lagi,baru buat network..

sharlenetexas · Post time 12-11-2019 08:34 PM

Ingat dulu2 staf huawei tanah besar sana bila masuk lif mmg bising mcm cina kayuh perahu

R2D2 · Post time 12-11-2019 10:49 PM

Huawei umum bonus RM1.2 bilion kepada pekerja
12 November 2019

SHENZHEN - Syarikat telekomunikasi gergasi di China hari ini mengumumkan khabar gembira pemberian ganjaran tunai berjumlah 2 bilion Yuan (RM1.2 bilion) kepada pekerja mereka.

Bonus tersebut adalah sebagai tanda penghargaan atas kerja keras mereka membantu firma berdepan kesukaran selepas ia berada dalam senarai hitam perdagangan Amerika Syarikat (AS).

Selain itu, Jabatan Sumber Manusia syarikat itu turut mengeluarkan notis kenaikan gaji hampir 190,000 kakitangan mereka sebanyak dua kali ganda pada bulan ini.

Difahamkan, ganjaran tunai tersebut akan diberikan kepada pasukan penyelidikan dan pembangunan Huawei serta mereka yang berusaha mengalihkan rantaian bekalan dari AS.

Sebelum ini, pembekal peralatan telekomunikasi terbesar di dunia itu memaklumkan ia cuba mencari alternatif kepada perkakasan yang dihasilkan AS selepas ia berdepan sekatan untuk menjalankan perniagaan dengan syarikat di negara itu.

Sekatan itu telah menjejaskan keupayaan mereka untuk mendapatkan bahagian komponen utama peralatan komunikasi mereka.

Langkah tegas itu dikenakan selepas AS percaya peralatan Huawei terutamanya rangkaian Generasi Kelima (5G) memberikan risiko kepada keselamatan berikutan hubungan rapat firma itu dengan kerajaan China.

Pembuat telefon pintar kedua terbesar di dunia itu berulang kali menafikan Beijing memainkan sebarang peranan dalam operasi mereka.

Lonjakan dalam penghantaran peranti Huawei didakwa membantu peningkatan 27 peratus dalam pendapatan suku ketiga pada bulan lalu. - Agensi