The work is simple and doesn’t require much thought; it’s easy to pick up. The hourly wage is 135, which is 2 more than 133.

The following is a review of the position of shipping part-time worker

1. Work environment: The workspace is open-plan, crowded and noisy, and goods are frequently piled up on the floor. During lunchtime, all the employees gather together. Full-time employees have an office where they can rest properly, while part-time workers can only stay in a noisy place where they cannot rest properly and have to listen to others chatting. They are not respected.

2. Company benefits: The hourly wage is 135. According to the benefits description on 104 Job Bank, none of them are provided at all. (See this company’s benefits system: goo.gl/pE262C)

Even the most basic labor and health insurance, employment insurance, and the 6% labor pension contribution are not provided.

Meals are provided every Wednesday, but not to part-time workers. They have never even asked whether we wanted to order a meal.

3. Work schedule arrangements: Basically, the schedule is Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Occasionally, they require one hour of overtime, depending on the supervisor’s mood, and may try to force workers to work overtime.

The scheduling periods appear flexible: you can work 9 a.m. to noon or 1 p.m. to 5 p.m., depending on the supervisor’s mood, but they may try to force you to work the entire shift.

As for the number of scheduled days, there is no explicit requirement to come in every day. However, depending on the supervisor’s mood, they may try to force you to work Monday through Friday. If you have personal matters or they discover that you have another part-time job, they will use long-term employees to probe into your privacy and then report it to the supervisor, which can lead to you being deliberately given a hard time.