Chapter 403 The Gu family is recruiting long-term workers
Gu Yundong counted and finally agreed to stay with twelve people.
After all, long-term workers are different from short-term workers. The contracts are long-term and there are many restrictions. If you suddenly quit in the middle, the boss can sue you.
These people have a lot of work at home, and they can’t do anything about it.
The Liu family originally rented the yard to Gu Yundong as a temporary workshop, and the three of them all worked here as part-time workers. Now that it is time to sign a long-term job, there are only two young couples in the Liu family who have signed up. As for Father Liu, one is old, and the other is that there are other jobs at home, and someone has to do it.
Gu Yundong had a certain idea in his heart, and then said, "Since it has been decided, then I will sign a contract tomorrow. The salary is still 500 yuan at the beginning, but there will be three days off every month. Take an hour off, and then leave for work. If there is something at home or you are not feeling well, you can ask for leave, but one day's wages will be deducted."
She said some of the rules of long-term labor first, so as to avoid disputes later.
However, these conditions have already made these people excited and happy.
Even the villagers who didn't plan to sign long-term labor were full of envy and eager to try, but their home was really vacant, and they could only regret it. However, he still looked for Gu Yundong afterwards, thinking that if one day he hired part-time workers, he would still be able to find them.
Gu Yundong agreed. During this time, everyone worked hard and no one was lazy. She was very satisfied.
After the matter was settled, Gu Yundong gave everyone wages.
When this day comes every month, the eyes of the big guys can shine, especially in the last month, Gu Yundong promised to give an extra 100 wen.
After the settlement was completed and she came out of Liu's courtyard, she looked up at the sky and let out a light breath.
Da Qian has already gone to other villages to collect fruit, along with the boss of the Tong family and Liu Wei who joins in the fun.
Gu Yundong didn't understand why Liu Wei didn't care about his own business, but he was very enthusiastic about things on their side. No wonder Master Liu wanted to throw people away every time he mentioned him.
Shao Qingyuan also invited the **** from the Zheng family's **** bureau. A **** who was originally an instructor of martial arts was quite experienced.
After the **** came, he started training the cats the next day, and Tong Shuitao also got up early every day and ran to Shao's house.
Shao Qingyuan also bought a woman to help with laundry and cooking.
However, he himself still came to Gu's house to eat every day, as if seeing Gu Yundong he could eat two more bowls of rice.
The new workshop is already available, and Gu Yundong has started to recruit people again.
As soon as the news came out, many people came to hear the news, whether it was Yongfu Village, Xiajiao Village, or Songjia Village.
Gujia Workshop not only has high wages, but also distributes things during the New Year, and occasionally there are rewards.
These things have long been publicized through the dozen or so part-time workers before, but whoever has a close relationship with Yongfu Village, who does not know that it is good to work in the Gu family.
As a result, a lot of people could come, and Gu Yundong was shocked when he opened the door in the morning.
She only plans to recruit more than 30 people this time. Everything must be done slowly. After all, she doesn't know the fruit production here.
So she said the number of people to prepare everyone mentally, she didn't want many people.
I immediately asked the big guys to line up, and the person sitting at the desk to record is the second child of the Tong family, Tong An.
This person used to be the fastest and most attentive when he was recognizing characters. Now that several months have passed, he can recognize basic characters.
(end of this chapter)
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