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The poster is a 211 university graduate with a master’s degree; they have been working for four years and are currently a technician at the catalytic cracking unit of a Sinopec refinery in the western region. For several months now, they have earned 3,000 per month – it’s really heartbreaking! I’m under so much pressure! I want to ask how much everyone else is making after the salary cut?
Generally, salaries do not decrease, but bonuses are affected.
In our local refineries, salaries have not changed since 2011
Can’t it? The catalytic cracking unit in refineries is a core facility that generates tons of money
It is understood that there have been no significant changes in the wages and benefits for frontline employees at these three companies; only a few loss-making companies will offer lower bonuses. The changes mainly occur at the group headquarters and among senior management, with the degree of salary cuts increasing as one’s position rises, with some companies seeing cuts of up to 40%. It’s hard to believe that someone with a four-year master’s degree, like those working on the first floor as workshop technicians, can earn only 3,000 per month.
It’s really the case; there’s no need to make a fuss on the forum
Then you’d better change jobs right away – go to petrochemical companies located along the southeast coast or along rivers; I guess most of them offer salaries that are much higher than what you’re earning now.
Things are tough everywhere these days. In the first quarter of 2016, CNPC suffered losses of over 10 billion yuan, while Sinopec incurred losses of over 5 billion yuan; the efficiency of these companies was affected as well. Who can say their lives are easy?