The colleagues are all very nice.
A company with no systems in place. Salaries are always paid late, and even when they are paid, they are calculated incorrectly. You can never properly enjoy your time off because you always have to answer calls from the company.
Colleagues get along well.
The boss is stingy and likes to nitpick minor loopholes.
Employee benefits are poor, overtime work is unpaid, and they act as if it were only natural.
Initially, there was no Labor Insurance or National Health Insurance.
You had to find a trade union yourself.
You had to pay for your own injuries.
You had to be employed for two full years before receiving insurance coverage.
The central kitchen was not factory-registered.
You also had to sign a two-year contract prohibiting you from resigning at will.
Gender discrimination:
The kitchen only wanted men.