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1. Overtime pay for monthly salaried employees is not calculated according to the multipliers stipulated in the Labor Standards Act; the same applies to overtime on holidays.
2. The company culture treats working overtime as a matter of course, reflecting an exploitative employer mentality.
3. Working hours for daily-paid employees are unstable. When there are no orders, they are placed on unpaid leave; they may even work overtime until 9 p.m. one day and be placed on unpaid leave the next day.
4. Equal work is paid unequally; the amount of production bonuses depends entirely on the supervisor’s personal preferences.
5. Working during typhoon days off does not come with any additional overtime pay.