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1. Part-time workers won’t have their pay deducted for certain rule violations.
Full-time employees will—for example, forgetting to remove their shoe covers when leaving the production-line area incurs a NT$100 fine.
2. You don’t really need to use your brain much; just use your hands.
3. There is overtime pay, with extra bonuses. On typhoon days, lots of people compete to come in to work.
3. There are NG biscuits available to grab at a discount.
1. Rushing to fulfill orders for Mid-Autumn Festival gift pastries is extremely exhausting. There is overtime at night and on holidays; apart from sleeping, you’re at home. (This was before the one-fixed-day-off-and-one-flexible-rest-day policy.)
2. You may develop occupational illnesses, such as wrist and lower-back problems.
3. It depends on whether the supervisor is a good person. When the plant manager comes, you need to work seriously.