"Since you've already made your plans, we'll naturally provide some support. This is a good thing for the country and its people..."
The atmosphere in the military meeting room was somewhat tense and serious.
Leaders from various departments of the Beijing military were seated on both sides of the extra-long table.
Han Qiushi listened attentively, occasionally picking up a pen to quickly make notes.
Recently, not only have there been many things going on at home, but the affairs of the country have also been numerous and chaotic. Han Qiushi feels that he will soon have to prepare to learn new policies and knowledge in order to understand the meaning conveyed by the people above.
Han Qiushi used to fight with a gun. He came from a good family, but he fought very hard and disregarded his own life.
Because the tasks he undertakes are all of a high difficulty level, if he has even the slightest thought of backing down, the task is likely to fail.
He wasn't just brave; he always made detailed plans for each mission and strictly followed them, which allowed him to escape unscathed time and time again.
He knew this path would be difficult, but the country needed him, his family needed him, and he had to keep going.
"Okay, that's all for today."
This meeting not only issued orders to the troops, but also conveyed some of the will of the higher-ups.
Only when the country is strong can the people live in peace and security.
At this time, the country's economy became particularly important. Just then, Han Qiushi and Lin Xiaoxiao were planning to set up a new large factory. One factory was not enough, so this time they even wanted to set up a bag factory as well.
People might have had some thoughts about hiring a small factory, but they weren't really that interested. However, now that so many people need to be hired, the leaders sitting in their chairs can't sit still anymore.
For no other reason than that they weren't recruiting outside workers, but veterans. And that wasn't all; the conditions they offered were incredibly good, even surpassing those of many large state-owned factories.
So after the meeting, the leaders' gazes towards Han Qiushi became more intense and realistic.
Han Qiushi packed up his things and prepared to run away, but the young man's thoughts were no match for these old foxes. He hadn't taken more than a few steps before he was trapped by these leaders.
"Young man, you look great today. Let's sit down and have a good chat."
These veteran revolutionaries, who had once walked on the edge of a knife, tried very hard to put on what they thought were kind smiles and act as if they cared a lot about the younger generation.
"Little Han, have you been very busy lately?" They didn't get straight to the point, but instead asked a few questions first.
"When will these factories be able to start operations? I heard the profits are pretty good."
Han Qiushi: "We did make money, but it wasn't a fire that turned all the accounts into negative ones. Now, to fix it, we have to put the money back in."
How many people are you planning to recruit this time?
Han Qiushi: "I'm not really sure about that. I just help my wife out. She usually plans all of this. But, conservatively speaking, we'll need about a hundred people, and maybe even more."
"Wow, about a hundred people!!"
Those who stayed in this unit were well aware of the benefits of working here: not only did they receive a salary, but they also had meals provided, and even a settlement allowance of several tens of yuan.
With so many people coming to work here, how much salary must be paid out in a year? Making clothes is so profitable.
However, they also realized that they mainly used soldiers with disabilities, otherwise they would not have needed to recruit so many people.
The work efficiency of able-bodied people is definitely higher than that of a bunch of men. If we hire experienced female workers from outside, not only will they be more efficient, but we also won't need to provide meals, which will save the factory a lot of money.
A small workshop can provide employment for so many people, and the benefits are among the best in Beijing.
Han Qiushi and his team were taking good care of these soldiers who had sacrificed for the country.
That being said, Han Qiushi has a group of good brothers, and they have a lot of soldiers under their command. With so many people to recruit, who wouldn't want more of their own people?
"Didn't we already say we'd be given recruitment quotas?"
Han Qiushi: "Yes, my wife is planning these things. She expects to know the exact number of people to be recruited in the next few days. The factory is about to be set up, but we still need to take some fire prevention and flood control measures for the equipment, and we also need to purchase supplies. It will probably take a while before we can actually start operating."
"The organization should help with this resource issue."
Everyone was thinking about sending people in, since the factory's profits still went to the military, so everyone was naturally happy to contribute.
"It'll be tough during this time, but once it's all done, we'll have a drink together."
"Xiao Han, regarding this factory quota issue, we can't just favor the division commander's side. You have to be fair. There are many heroes in our regiment; you have to think about them too..."
The division commander quickly said, "If I hadn't given my approval in the first place, you wouldn't be arguing like this now. It was all agreed that I would get the most slots this time, and I have more heroes under my command than you do..."
Before the division commander could finish speaking, he was interrupted: "Commander... that's not fair. We've contributed just as much as you in terms of supplies and manpower in the factory. You can't take advantage of this quota..."
"Yes, sir, we can't let all the disabled people do the work, can we? We need to pair them with some young, quick-witted people, right? After all, some people need to go out and interact with others, and they can't just stay in the factory."
Hearing these words, the division commander was so angry that his beard almost stood on end. "You all just know how to talk your way out of my way. Young people with hands and feet are the easiest to find jobs, and you actually put them in the same category."
"Besides, are all of you young people discharged from the military normally? I don't believe it. You can't even manage your own affairs, yet you still want to come and cause trouble. No way, absolutely not."
The government will assign jobs to soldiers who are discharged normally, and will give special consideration to those who have made meritorious contributions, so the job arrangements will be quite good.
Not only is the salary good, but the benefits are also enviable. If you can't work anymore, your children can inherit the business. Why would anyone want a job like this?
Those who retire at such a young age have only one reason: they have been disciplined. Soldiers who have been disciplined will not be given jobs by the government after they are discharged.
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