After the contract is signed, there are still relevant procedures to be completed. This gap period is just enough for the Hong Kong company to be registered and start operating immediately.
The purchase price of HK$12.5 is actually not cheap. Adding shipping costs, tariffs, etc., it is estimated that the retail price of Sanliu Weitai in Hong Kong will be at least HK$25.
Chen Xia gave full authority to his aunt to negotiate the specific amount with the local pharmacy in Hong Kong.
The first time you start building your brand, whether you make money or not doesn’t matter; occupying the market is the key.
Chen Shuqin still has a lot of things to deal with in Hong Kong, and she will rush back immediately after finishing her official business in Yuezhou.
The two parties agreed to meet again during the Chinese New Year, when Chen Xia would go to Hong Kong, mainly to bring the jade jewelry with him.
If you go through formal export procedures, taxes and shipping costs will be a large sum of money, and it will be easy to expose your own background. The relationships with certain competitors are everywhere.
Chen Shuqin's plan was to import a batch of the worst and lowest-quality jadeite rough stones, and then claim that she had made a profit by cutting the stones.
This not only conceals the truth but also avoids a large amount of tax. Because mainland China exports are not only a headache in the transportation process, but also in taxes.
After seeing off his aunt, the export of the Qingfeng branch had to wait, so Chen Xia returned to the emergency department to work as a layman.
Old classmate Xu Zixuan was still staying in the observation room, so Chen Xia took a look at him during working hours.
Of course, this is not for some damn friendship with classmates, but purely to see if my judgment is correct and whether there are any problems with the treatment plan.
After treatment, Xu Zixuan has recovered a lot, but the disease will last for several months, which is also a huge expense.
He saw that Chen Xia was very embarrassed. He took advantage of someone's misfortune to pick up a girl, and now he was dumped by her. He was simply tasteless to the extreme.
Chen Xia didn't say much, just exchanged a few polite words and left.
Before he could put on his white coat, he received a call from the hospital office, asking him to go to the construction site of the new People's Hospital immediately to arrange staff dormitories.
It is already the end of October, and in more than two months, most of the people in the Fourth Hospital will move to the urban area, and accommodation is the top priority.
1982 was not the future. There were so many commercial houses there. Rich doctors had already bought houses next to the hospital, and poor doctors would choose to rent houses.
In later generations, few hospitals provide dormitories for singles. The bigger the hospital, the stingier they are.
It’s bad enough that there’s no housing allocation as a welfare benefit, but even the dormitory is gone. How much can a young doctor get in a month with no red envelopes or kickbacks and just a fixed salary?
After paying the rent and eating, there is not much left. I guess I need my family’s support for my relationship, let alone buying a house. I can empty all six wallets in my family in minutes.
The worst off are those "regular training students". After finally graduating from university, they face three years of standardized training. During these three years, the hospital they work for only pays them a basic salary of two to three thousand yuan to get by.
It's so miserable that we can only book a room in a small hotel.
So what was good about the 1980s was that the company provided good benefits and allocated you a house. Even though it was a little small, at least you could live in it.
Moreover, at this time, everyone is equally poor and has to wait for welfare housing distribution. The mother-in-law will not urge you to buy a house all day long and refuse to marry her daughter if you don't buy a house. That doesn't exist.
Therefore, young people of this era have relatively little pressure, at least in terms of economic pressure, and their companies will give them some gifts during the Chinese New Year and other holidays.
Later, the hospitals were doing nothing, and the hospital leaders at all levels were thinking about how to "save costs" and how to deduct some money from the doctors.
The times are progressing, but welfare is regressing. There are many leaders who run hospitals like a business model, which is a tragedy.
The author also saw a news report yesterday that a hospital held a meeting and the director directly put forward a slogan: "Work hard for 100 days, 2 million outpatient visits, and over 90% of hospital beds."
Well, just like a bank, they assign tasks to every doctor. They must complete a certain number of outpatients, earn a certain amount of business, and attract a certain number of inpatients. Otherwise, their doctor’s salary will be deducted and their life will be threatened.
Look, a good intellectual was forced to become a pimp.
In the end, the wool comes from the sheep. Whether you need medication or not, you will be given medication. Whether you need to be hospitalized or not, you will be admitted to the inpatient department.
The doctor was driven crazy, the patients suffered huge losses, and then the fisherman sat in the office, drinking from a thermos cup and smiling without saying a word, while others achieved their political achievements.
Okay, let’s go back to the construction site of Yuezhou People’s Hospital.
Such a big issue as staff accommodation would of course be arranged by the General Affairs Department. Chen Xia and Zeng Peinong, the General Affairs Section Chief of the First Hospital and his future deputy, stood in front of the construction site, spread out a blueprint, and studied it carefully.
A total of 460 people will be coming from the Fourth Hospital this time, plus the current staff of the First Hospital is only 120, so the total number of people is 580.
In principle, dormitories will no longer be arranged for those whose families live in urban areas, and unmarried employees and temporary workers can only be arranged in collective dormitories.
The staff quarters are tube-shaped buildings with a total of 5 buildings, each with 70 rooms, for a total of 350 rooms, and each room is only 20 square meters.
In principle, each family can only be allocated one room. If there are two working families, more than five family members, and three or four generations living together, they can be allocated one more room.
Chen Xia came up with this idea considering families like Ren Yuanfei's.
For example, his master's family has five people from three generations. If they were all squeezed into a room of more than 20 square meters, their life would be quite inconvenient.
If the accommodation conditions are like this, I believe that a considerable number of doctors will be unwilling to work in the new People's Hospital in the urban area. After all, the staff quarters of the Fourth Hospital have one-bedroom and one-living room units, or two-bedroom and one-living room units, and the conditions are quite good.
Anyway, the salary is the same no matter which hospital you go to. If you stay in your old unit, you can live in a big house. No one would want to work in a city hospital.
But after sharing the expenses in this way, and considering that urban employees do not live there, the staff quarters are barely sufficient.
Chen Xia and Zeng Peinong went to check it out. In principle, the staff who originally belonged to the First Hospital were left alone. The staff dormitory building that originally belonged to the middle school next door was left to the Fourth Hospital, and some were converted from classrooms.
In the tube-shaped building, there is only one public toilet on the first floor, and the public bathroom and washing table are all concentrated next to the toilet.
There was no kitchen equipment in the house, so every household had to buy a coal stove to cook, and then pile it up at the door to burn. Such conditions...
It's so fucking hard.
Chen Xia scratched his head and said to Zeng Peinong, "Brother Zeng, these accommodation conditions are a bit too poor."
Zeng Peinong smirked, "You're used to enjoying yourself. Now you understand the hardships faced by other units, right? Look at the staff quarters in our First Hospital. Every family is like this. They've been going through this for years."
It seems that Comrade Lao Gu is under a lot of pressure. After taking office, he has to hurry up to make money and build a new staff community.
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