Apple is reportedly planning to improve work schedules for its retail workers, with changes to shifts and days off slated to roll out in a matter of months.
Strategic Wealth Partners CEO Mark Tepper argues the market will see its bottom when Apple's stock tanks.Fox Business' request for comment on the matter wasn't immediately returned by Apple.
There are 80,000 Apple employees across the U.S., according to Apple's website and 44 states with an Apple store.Fox Business' Lucas Manfredi and Reuters contributed to this report.
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