How does your company celebrate International Women’s Day?
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In a few days, it will be International Women’s Day. As a newcomer who graduated last year, I feel both nervous and excited about this holiday! I want to know how women working in the chemical industry are doing! The company has given us time off – are there any benefits to be received as well? Brothers, could you tell us how your workplace treats female colleagues? Come out and talk about it! I’d like to share this with everyone!
Over the past few years, our company has given each employee a souvenir, such as a soy milk maker or an induction cooker, and the female employees were granted half a day off.
It makes no difference to us whether it’s a holiday or not; lesbian workers don’t get any benefits and have to go to work as usual
It seems there’s going to be a meeting for female comrades; we don’t know the specifics, haha:lol
Women can hold up half of the sky. Women comrades hold a very high status. Women should be notified about days off for convenience, and given some benefits or something. It seems that young girls these days aren’t willing to celebrate this festival.
I would like to, but no one has given it to me
The women who arrived at 3 o’clock in Shift 4 went to work as usual; those not on duty had a meeting, were given some souvenirs, and took 1 day off. Those on duty can arrange make-up leave
The female workers in the workshop get together for a meal, each person receives a souvenir, and then they take half a day off
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Over the past few years, it has been our female colleagues who have gone to Kunming for a trip.
Organize activities for all the people in the factory, including men, women, and children – things like shuttlecock kicking, rope skipping, and prizes as well. I’ve always wanted to see what it’s like when women pull ropes together, but unfortunately no one ever organizes such events. :lol
Female colleagues get a half-day off, along with gifts.
It’s already good to have half a day off. . However, International Women’s Day fell on a Sunday this year, so it was just like usual – nothing special.
Our company organizes activities every year. This year’s theme is: do a good deed, read a good book, offer a good suggestion, along with some other activities as well. The potential of Half Sky still needs to be explored. Happy holidays to all women!
It is said that March 7th is Girls’ Day, and the day after that becomes Women’s Day: funk:
Last year, a 100-yuan shopping card was sent; I’m not sure what will happen this year. I heard on the radio that it seems acceptable even without any benefits, since it’s not a statutory holiday
So it’s not an official holiday, then we definitely don’t have any time off or anything like that
Generally, people get half a day off. As for benefits and such, it depends on the organization
Our company organizes free trips every year; this year we are going to Danxia Mountain.
It seems your company is doing quite well! All the guys benefit from it too!
The unit for Banzhu is way too much. . . . . :L