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1. Layoffs
--- At least four employees, both senior and junior, were laid off before the Lunar New Year on the grounds of being unsuitable for their positions.
--- Employees were laid off on the afternoon of the company year-end banquet.
--- An employee was laid off after only three days on the job, without even having met anyone from management.
2. Business trips
--- The daily business-trip allowance is US$15, which is not even enough to cover meals.....
--- No additional pay is provided for working on Saturdays.
--- No overtime pay. Only after 15 consecutive days on a business trip can you exchange them for one compensatory day off; otherwise, none is provided.
--- Employees’ return-to-Taiwan dates may be changed arbitrarily. This year, an employee almost could not return to Taiwan for the Lunar New Year.
--- Business-trip expenses are not credited until nearly two months later.
3. Salary
--- Lower than the industry average.
--- Pay is issued only on the fifth working day of each month; when there is a public holiday or weekend, payment is actually delayed....
4. Job duties
--- Job duties are reassigned arbitrarily. An engineering manager may end up being put in charge of the marketing department.
--- Instructions are given at noon, with documents required by the end of the workday, only for them not to be reviewed afterward.
--- Submit a PDCA report every day. Once you write down the know-how, just wait to be laid off!