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1. They notified me of the start date in advance, but there was no uniform on my first day and no prior notice. They asked another colleague to bring a uniform they no longer wore, but the size was completely unsuitable.
2. When the apron strap broke, it was fastened with a safety pin. The moldy toilet brush was kept in use, all in the name of saving money.
3. The time clock was N minutes slow, effectively making employees clock out late. A colleague had raised this issue before, but it was not fixed.
4. It was very difficult to leave work on time, and I often worked past the scheduled end time.
5. I resigned after working only a few days and discovered that I had not received my pay. Only after I asked did they tell me the payment date. What was even more absurd was that a few days before payday, they asked whether I had submitted the required documents—even though I had already submitted everything. Why ask only now? Then they suddenly claimed they had lost the copy of my bank account information?