An Wanwan wanted to improve relations with the villagers, which is why she planned to ask them for help.
We'll see.
If you hire people from the town to do the work, the wages will be higher. Also, if you make fruit canning in the town, it will be somewhat inconvenient to keep coming and going from their shops.
Thinking of this.
An Wanwan spoke up, "Doing it in the village is indeed a problem, but hiring people to do it in a shop is also inappropriate. What I'm thinking is, how about we rent a house in town?"
Renting a house adds another expense each month.
But thinking about what happened before...
An Dafu and the others agreed.
We've agreed on the rental arrangement.
An Wanwan then brought up the matter of hiring: "I don't plan to hire too many people, maybe ten. The specifics will depend on how well they perform and the number of orders, then we'll see if we need to add more."
"Are you recruiting directly in town?"
Anke said casually.
An Wanwan wanted to recruit some acquaintances, so that they would know her background better.
Liu immediately recommended her eldest brother, sister-in-law, and niece from her maternal family.
An Wanwan did not agree immediately, but asked her to bring them to see her, and said she would accept them if they were acceptable.
As for wages.
An Wanwan hasn't finalized anything yet. After inquiring around, she settled on a paycheck of thirty coins per day, with overtime paid separately. Additionally, if someone works a full month without missing a single day, they'll receive an extra one hundred coins, essentially a perfect attendance record.
The wages were average compared to other workshops in the town; neither particularly high nor low.
After all, it's all manual labor, so it's not too tiring.
Liu arrived the next afternoon with her elder brother, sister-in-law, and niece.
She has two older brothers, but her second brother's family wasn't doing well, so she only brought them with her.
Liu's eldest brother is named Liu Dajin, and his sister-in-law is named Yu Pingping. They both look honest and simple. They used to have three sons, all of whom died. Now they only have one little daughter left.
My daughter is thirteen years old this year and her name is Liu Xiaohua. She is of average appearance and has an honest and unassuming demeanor.
When Liu brought them to see An Wanwan, she didn't dare to look around.
An Wanwan asked them a few questions, and seeing that they were all quite agreeable, she said, "You can come tomorrow, but before you start working, I have a few things to say. First, always pay attention to hygiene, that is, be clean, after all, you're cooking food. Second, be serious and diligent in your work. Third, and most importantly, while you're working here, you must not reveal any information to anyone outside..."
The documents were signed.
An Wanwan let them go back.
We hired three people.
Seven more people are needed.
An Wanwan then asked for the people recommended by Su Yueniang and the others. These people were from their village and had treated them quite well before.
Their family's life is getting better and better.
Qi Qingfeng felt both happy and bittersweet. He was happy that they would no longer suffer as much as before, but bittersweet because An Wanwan no longer needed his help.
Qi Qingfeng's mother, Jia, frequently interacted with the women in the village.
She had naturally heard about An Wanwan's family situation.
Seeing that her youngest son still misses An Wanwan.
Jia said irritably, "She's already pregnant before she's even married. What are you still thinking about with such a fickle woman? Alright, come with me to a blind date tomorrow. If you don't go, I'll arrange it for you."
He couldn't resist his own mother's nagging.
Qi Qingfeng had no choice but to agree.
He went the next day, but after saying a few words, he angered the other person and made them leave.
Jia was so angry she almost hit him.
Qi Qingfeng ignored her and left the teahouse to find a place to drink, unaware that someone had been following him in the shadows.
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