The highly educated internet users were speechless.
The official media's direct and clear statement of their stance has indirectly eased the concerns of many netizens.
"Strengthening oversight is key to the pilot governance policy."
"For a long time, the protection of workers' rights has been a major problem in my country's modernization process."
"In a sense, whether or not this problem can be solved is a matter of public opinion and people's livelihood, a matter of the overall development plan of the country, and a top priority for the comprehensive development of our society."
"We will take these issues seriously and address them promptly, including the criticisms from the public that the information disclosed in the system is inaccurate, and that staff in pilot areas are overly ambitious and blindly pursue high efficiency."
The following paragraphs mainly express the person in charge's remorse and some official rhetoric.
In fact, the official media's intervention also suggests a phenomenon: there is a lot of resistance.
Just imagine how difficult it would be. If the system were already firmly established, there would be no need to worry about bribery or obstruction.
That would be too low in cost-effectiveness.
The company might as well drag the workers out of work for a while, rather than withholding the severance pay until the very end.
The entire process of handling the incident that followed has also been made public, and at least from the surface, the process appears to be without any problems.
Further investigation is needed to uncover the deeper aspects.
But some people will still hold onto this issue.
While netizens were somewhat reassured by the official promise, they remained pessimistic.
"At first, I just applauded the good policy, but I never expected that such a good thing would have so many twists and turns."
"The person upstairs is still too young. What in this world is not difficult? The more people involved, the more unforeseen changes will occur."
"The saying 'where you stand determines your mindset' may seem like a good thing to us as workers, but entrepreneurs and capitalists don't see it that way."
Bribing, spreading rumors, and stirring up trouble are not impossible.
The more a company appears to be "suppressed," the more it seems to be able to blackmail others as a pseudo-"vulnerable group," and the less likely the pilot program will be to succeed. In the end, it may only be a "partial success" but will not be able to be promoted.
China is so vast, with 34 provincial-level administrative regions and 9.6 million square kilometers.
China is such a vast country, with 56 ethnic groups and a population of 1.411 billion.
The Central Plains are so vast...
Jiang Chuan was also observing the current precarious situation.
Currently, it seems that the fairness and transparency of the pilot area offices have still been exploited. There is no truly seamless place in this world; frankly speaking, it's just that the money wasn't increased enough.
However, Jiang Chuan, with his third-person perspective, knew very well that the problem did not lie with the staff.
It was actually a charade staged by the company and the former employee, with both sides acting with genuine emotion, fooling not only the staff handling the matter but also a large number of netizens.
After all, no matter how you look at it, what could possibly bring two seemingly opposing sides to stand on the same side?
Most people wouldn't imagine that there's a third party stirring things up and feeding both sides.
Comparing financial power?
Jiang Chuan had no reason to be cowardly, he just had nowhere to put his foot down. How could they give him double or quadruple the amount they were given, and then they would expose them in return?
This seems to suggest a very strange stance.
Jiang Chuan didn't want to attract so much attention, and this solution wasn't a long-term solution.
Besides the pilot program, the public disclosure system has gradually become a breeding ground for all sorts of strange and monstrous things.
Truly ethical and good companies are often questioned: "How can there really be such an ethical company? Is it invested in by Europe and America?" "Were the inspectors paid off? How could they give such high scores?"
Even the worst companies will try to save face by dragging others down with them. If everyone is going to be bad, then they don't have to worry about standing out.
There were also mixed criticisms, some genuinely malicious and others just using decoys, who brought up a bunch of dark histories about the company, which was originally in decent condition.
Jiang Chuan even used his abilities to check, and he was somewhat dumbfounded. Cough... As a professional, he couldn't laugh.
The vast majority of them are normal netizens who simply follow other people's one-sided stories and run around aimlessly, or they are unhappy with this company and feel bitter that they did not encounter a good company, etc.
The Count's often-mentioned concept of human diversity is vividly displayed here.
Jiang Chuan thought for a moment and returned the confiscated tablet—ah, this was the tablet that had been confiscated from the Earl to help him cool down his feverish mind after a certain coal ball got addicted to live streaming.
A predicament like the public disclosure system may seem precarious, but there's no need to worry too much, because nothing serious has actually happened yet.
The solution is simply to close the gate and release the Earl.
This afternoon, many internet users who surfed the web to vent their emotions and kill time discovered some strange phenomena.
"What's it to you, tomatoes? Did I eat your rice? Why are you so talkative!"
"Let's have fish tonight, you're so good at picking out bones."
"You insult me, and I suffer the loss; you're just a little turtle."
Highly educated internet users: ...
Without offensive capabilities, I have no desire to fight anymore, yet this account is everywhere, with such high activity levels. Platform officials, are you really not going to do anything about it?
—The magical quantum input of a great magician is not limited by a mere platform.
The difficulty lies in the pilot offices.
Jiang Chuan pondered for a moment in front of the computer and roughly sketched out a few paths.
The most direct way to solve a problem is to deal with the person who created it.
Jiang Chuan has been iterating and updating the dream linking technology over this period of time.
Those preparing for the bar exam have successfully evolved from the primitive methods of the past to the meticulous methods of today; they've stopped focusing on the bar exam and started exploring human nature.
Jiang Chuan easily planted the seeds of doubt within the seemingly impenetrable anti-French alliance.
Every plan carries the risk of failure. Bao De was only focused on making grand promises and didn't leave any room for maneuver for the executives.
However, this is the norm.
Which boss who makes empty promises to their employees will talk about the consequences?
It's understandable if the higher-ups believe it for a while, but as things calm down, even without Jiang Chuan's intervention, these people will find their own way out.
It's just that it's happening a little earlier now, and the skeptical mindset has emerged earlier.
Um……
Although Jiang Chuan appeared calm on the surface, he was not necessarily truly detached from worldly affairs; in fact, his hand gestures completely betrayed him.
The Earl, nearly driven mad by being petted: You're petting the cat like that, are you trying to kill yourself?
He looks somewhat angry.
Jiang Chuan chuckled softly with pleasure.
As for Eida Makoto, the complaint incident is a thing of the past; now the public is more concerned about the difficulties encountered by the pilot policy.
It's clearly over, but it also feels like it hasn't.
"Do you think... we still need to get involved in this mess?" The partner hesitated, having finally managed to get the world back to normal.
"They say harmony brings wealth," the partner still wanted to offer some advice.
“I, Rong Daizhen, have always been vengeful. Besides, what does it mean to wade into muddy waters? This is clearly doing a good deed. As long as we don’t expose ourselves, isn’t that enough?” Rong Daizhen had already made up his mind.
“Those people are very arrogant, and they never thought that those who once submitted to them would turn around and stab them in the back.”
Being held hostage, being forced to do things you don't want to do—these are not the main reasons why Eiji is so resentful.
What she truly hated was the subconscious oppression and belittling of women by those men, the genuine feeling of having one's personality despised.
Rongdai would naturally think of many other things, such as the "different treatment" she receives because she is a woman, such as the so-called sexual resources in drinking culture some time ago.
"They were careful and left no evidence, but aren't all the people, all the people forced into this, walking witnesses?"
The partner still disagreed: "What are you going to do?"
“We need to take the initiative.” Rong Daizhen simply waved his hand.
If you have a knife, you don't necessarily have to use it yourself. Give the knife away and see who can stab the most hard; the most capable person gets to use it.
She couldn't use this knife herself, otherwise she would be punished so severely that not even bone fragments would be left.
"I bet those guys are popping champagne to celebrate right now," Eida chuckled coldly. "A partial victory, huh?"
This forced state media to step in and issue a statement to clarify.
Bao De and his group were indeed celebrating with each other. Although they all had their own ulterior motives, they still pretended to be good brothers.
"If the government hadn't been pressing us so hard, we wouldn't be in this situation." They didn't feel they had done anything wrong; it was just like employees protecting their own interests—they were also protecting their own interests.
Yes, it's about protecting one's own interests by exploiting others.
"Cheers!" "Cheers!" "Cheers!"
The pilot policy, including the public disclosure system, actually only deterred the owners of companies that operate illegally. Companies that operate in accordance with the Labor Contract Law and the Labor Law and have a clear conscience naturally have nothing to fear.
What is not meant to be yours was never meant to be yours.
Many people in positions of power are unaware of this; they are so used to it that they assume it is something they were born with.
Meng Feifei was unusually active in the "Streetlight" forum recently, especially with a lot of high-intensity posts and comments.
Let's compare it with the new policy.
Even without any clues, her media professional instincts told her that she needed to quell the fire, so she decisively suspended some accounts temporarily.
Abnormal behavior, forum upgrades, etc.—any reason can be used.
Looking at it now, it's clear that someone was trying to stir up trouble. Otherwise, [Streetlight] would probably be the vanguard of the complaints about the public notice system.
They're mostly family members; it wouldn't be good if they started fighting.
Now, despite the external interference, she is perfectly fine and at peace.
It's like the "Survival Diary of Contemporary Migrant Workers" back then; it always needs to find a suitable time to cool off.
In addition, Meng Feifei's main business, "The Survival Diary of Contemporary Working People," could also consider a special collaboration with the public information system.
She had already thought of all the program content.
Unfortunately, Zhixing Games ruthlessly rejected their request to film footage.
Despite her best efforts to persuade the cold and unyielding assistant, Meng Feifei had no choice but to give up and contact other companies.
Yes, Bohoo Technology Co., Ltd. is quite good.
It generated a lot of buzz and brought about significant changes. It was notorious on the internet before, and it just so happens to be in a pilot area.
It's a perfect match for the new program content.
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