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No overtime is required, and even when there is overtime, it is unpaid.
The coworkers are very easy to get along with.
The payday is merely a reference; they have never paid on time.
The salary is paid in installments and is only fully paid by the next payday.
Labor and health insurance contributions are based on the minimum wage, regardless of how much you earn.
The boss measured the dimensions incorrectly but blamed the employee instead.
The employee sent it to the boss for confirmation, but the boss retorted, “The boss is so busy—do you think the boss has time to look at it?”
While that employee was on leave, the boss gathered everyone and began distorting the facts. The boss also said, “The boss has been in the publishing business for so long. Do you think the boss could possibly make a mistake?” and then pressured the employee to answer.