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Our factory has been talking about the financial crisis now, and we can’t sell oil. It is possible that the factory will be shut down. Now many factories have reduced their processing capacity. I don’t know if it’s affected. Let’s all talk about the impact of your factory.
I'm in the Northeast, so it doesn't have much impact. The salary in my unit is not high to begin with, so in order to retain people, there are basically no changes.
There won’t be much impact and the project is going on as usual./
It still has a certain impact on the chemical industry. Personally, it feels like: There are too many people in China. The monthly salary for a job used to be 1,200 with 4 days off, but now it is 800 with no rest. (Small oil refining) Life is very tiring. If you don’t do it, someone else will do it, so the boss doesn’t have to worry about finding workers.
We are in dire straits. 70% of our production is sold abroad, and the foreign market has suddenly shrunk. The domestic market is fiercely competitive, and everyone is biting on price. We are also losing money when we buy. Currently, the warehouses can no longer store goods, but the price of raw materials has not dropped. Currently, our wages are floating at 40%, which is miserable :'( :'(
The company was affected, but not too much.
It’s not affected. The prices of residential buildings near the factory are still rising.
It has an impact, but I was very busy in the past few years, so I just took advantage of this time to charge for electricity.
The bonus is reduced by 40%, which is too miserable.