Fines for taking time off, unpaid overtime
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This post was last edited by wang*neng on 2016-12-22 at 12:34. Overtime is unpaid usually, and money is deducted when you ask for time off. Have you ever encountered such a bizarre rule? PS: I’m working overtime on the Winter Solstice today. The cold days of winter last long, and the fog is extremely severe. Working late into the night on the Winter Solstice, unpaid and unappreciated, my heart is hurt.
Most private enterprises in the country are like this these days; it’s sad...
Then let’s see if there’s anything better; if not, we’ll have to endure it for now
There’s nothing that can be done about the characteristics of developing countries.
The Winter Solstice is considered a day for spirits; if one has to work overtime, then they should do so, but it’s the boss’s fault for not paying overtime wages
That’s how companies are these days: they don’t say it’s overtime; it’s just part of the company policy that you have to come to work. Voluntarily work overtime when rushing to complete tasks.
Is there time off for the Winter Solstice? All capitalists are like this
It’s not just private enterprises; many state-owned enterprises have also reached such an outrageous level.