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Are there any professionals from refining companies in the group? Could you reveal everyone’s salary and benefits?
Jinzhou Petrochemical seems to charge 800 per month for a 6-month trial period. Officially 1800 plus position benefits. There are also 100-300 shopping vouchers per month, right?
Du Shao from Luoyang, where do you work?
It seems that what people generally say is indeed true – wages for workers in the petrochemical industry are really low. It looks like I’ll have to face the same fate as well.
It’s better not to inquire. Although money is important, there are things that money cannot buy, such as a job one loves and good career prospects
The salary differences among petrochemical companies are enormous; it’s better not to try to understand them. There are big differences between state-owned enterprises, as well as between state-owned and private enterprises, and the differences among private enterprises are even greater. Agree with the opinion from the 6th floor: There are things that money cannot buy, such as a pleasant working environment, good opportunities for growth, and the chance to realize one’s self-worth, among others.
These days, the salary for the same position can vary by dozens or even hundreds of times across different companies. The key is to adjust one’s mindset, learn more skills, seize opportunities when they arise, and then the salary will increase.
After completing their probation period, employees at Jinzhou Petrochemical can earn over 3,000 yuan per month, plus a bonus at the end of the year. I had a great time in Jinzhou
Salaries in petrochemical companies are very low. I heard that at Shenhua in Inner Mongolia, the coal refining plant where the water inrush accident occurred, workers still haven’t started working there, yet their annual salary is over 100,000 yuan.
Salaries in the petrochemical industry are considered high; how is it possible that they’re only that little? Even undergraduates working at Quanzhou Petrochemicals earn over 3K