If you become successful but don't even help your own relatives and friends, that's really inhumane, unless you're an absolute jerk.
"Let's listen to Linlin. Baoguo might actually mind in the long run," said Father He. "It would be more appropriate if Aihua brought Xiaokai instead."
"Never mind then, let's talk about it when we get back for the New Year." Aunt He wanted to help, but she didn't want to cause any trouble.
In this day and age, it's actually quite easy to recruit workers.
He Wenlin just posted the job ad this afternoon, and sure enough, people are already coming to apply.
However, those who came were all around fifty years old, and they seemed to be together.
Are you still hiring?
"Yes, we're hiring," He Wenlin said. "Would you two like to work as temporary workers or permanent employees?"
Is there any difference?
"Temporary workers are unstable, with an hourly wage of 2.5 yuan. Permanent workers are stable, with a salary of 500 yuan, a full attendance bonus of 100 yuan, two days off per month, and meals and accommodation provided. The working hours are from 6 am to 7 pm every day, with a 1.5-hour lunch break and a 30-minute lunch break in the afternoon. It works out to about 11 hours a day. At the end of the year, an extra month's salary is given as a bonus."
"Then I'll work as a long-term employee."
"I also work long-term."
“You can all read, right?” He Wenlin said. “Because we need receipts to distribute meals here, so you have to be literate.”
"Learning to read".
"We all know each other, don't worry."
"The work here is quite varied. You'll have to wash vegetables, chop garlic, pack them, make dumplings, and deliver goods by bike. If you're willing, you can come and try it out for a week. Come to work at six o'clock tomorrow morning, and I'll have someone train you."
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