雙喬國際股份有限公司
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They recruit under the names Double Q International, Asia-Pacific E-Commerce Co., Ltd., British Virgin Islands Branch, and Jinpin Marketing Co., Ltd., and frequently have labor disputes.

Previously, the company agreed to sign an internship contract with me when I joined. Two weeks later, they told me they had mailed the contract to me. After returning from the Lunar New Year holiday, the school said it had not received it, yet they kept pretending not to know anything. In the end, the boss even said to me at the office, “Do you think we should sign a contract?????”

That’s outrageous. You agreed to sign one with me, and now this statement is basically admitting that you never sent the contract in the first place.

I completed everything I was assigned to do after starting work. The boss told me I had not helped him generate any money. I checked the platform: the revenue last month was over 2 million, while the revenue after I started working was over 3 million. He said that after deducting my salary, he had not made any money at all. If I could help him generate over 28,000, I might as well start my own e-commerce business.

After I left, my supervisor told me I did not need to fill out a resignation form. As a result, my wages were withheld for two months. If I had not filed a complaint with the labor bureau, who knows how long they would have withheld them! (Additional note: Before I started working there, I had already seen someone come to demand payment of their wages.)

From the time I resigned in mid-February until mid-June, the company did not cancel my labor and health insurance. I suspect they intended to use me as a nominal employee to handle tax filing issues!!!

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