Jabil Circuit is an original equipment manufacturer, or OEM, meaning the company manufactures products or components that are purchased by another company and retailed under the purchasing company’s brand name.
James Golden and Bill Morean founded the company in 1966. The name of the company is a combination of the two founders’ first names.
In the 1980’s Jabil Circuit began making parts for PC companies like Dell.
Today Jabil Circuit works with many industries, including clean technology, healthcare, defense, aerospace, automotive, consumer products, computing, storage, life sciences, networking, and telecommunications industries.
The company’s services include manufacturing and supply chain services, aftermarket services such as warranties and repairs, and design engineering.
Today Jabil Circuit has 90 plants in over 30 countires in the Americas, Asia, and Europe. The company trades publicly on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol JBL, is a member of the S&P 500, is #199 in the Fortune 500, has 177,000 employees, and had $17.31 billion in revenue in 2013.
Jabil CircuitJabil Circuit is an original equipment manufacturer, or OEM, meaning the company manufactures products or components that are purchased by another company and retailed under the purchasing company’s brand name.
James Golden and Bill Morean founded the company in 1966. The name of the company is a combination of the two founders’ first names.
In the 1980’s Jabil Circuit began making parts for PC companies like Dell.
History
Today Jabil Circuit works with many industries, including clean technology, healthcare, defense, aerospace, automotive, consumer products, computing, storage, life sciences, networking, and telecommunications industries.
The company’s services include manufacturing and supply chain services, aftermarket services such as warranties and repairs, and design engineering.
Today Jabil Circuit has 90 plants in over 30 countires in the Americas, Asia, and Europe. The company trades publicly on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol JBL, is a member of the S&P 500, is #199 in the Fortune 500, has 177,000 employees, and had $17.31 billion in revenue in 2013.
I dont do javascript.
I’m a systems and network and automation guy
To Whom It May Concern:
I am an contracted employee, working through Adecco Staffing, at the Nypro in Mebane NC. I came in working as a basic Inspector Packer, and was quickly promoted to a Quality Analyst.
I have a complaint that I want to be addressed by the corporate level. I am currently working on site, 6/8/16, collecting samples from each machine. I was standing next to machine 418/420, going unnoticed, when 2 mechanics walked up and made the comment, “Adecco sure does like to hire all the minority’s are here, don’t they,” in a joking tone. The mechanic that was with him replied, “HA yes Adecco does.” I do not appreciate or tolerate racism in my own home, much less expect to deal with it at my work place. i enjoy working at Nypro, and plan to continue growing within the company. However, I refuse to be subjected to such crude behavior, and I would like this to be addressed formally.
After this comment(s) were made, I was hurt, and decided to keep my head down. I did not look up at them, to identify the mechanics. They did not know that I was close enough to hear them say these things, but it did not keep me from addressing this with my management team, through Adecco. Adecco seemed to take my concerns to heart, but I wanted to escalate this to your corporate level. This type of behavior is completely unacceptable, and I will not tolerate it.
I hope that you feel as strongly as I do, about racism and discrimination in the work place. I look forward to hearing from you, regarding my complaint. I would like to know that this is going to be addressed, and that my employer takes these things seriously.
Thank you for your consideration.
racism is life.
get on with it.
its all about performing
I don’t do javascript so those problems are funny but i dont get them