C9 2 Firing Anxiety 2 Ferennan Message

"Little Wan, did you cheat you of your intermediary fee and deposit by renting two rooms?" Xiao Fan asked as he returned to Lin Xiang Wan's room after sending the little girl off.

"Big Sister Fan, our company is moving to Indonesia," Lin Xiang Wan muttered dejectedly.

"Oh? Then you..." Xiao Fan's eyes suddenly lit up as he sat down next to Lin Xiang Wan, "Will you be going to Indonesia with the company that night, or will you be leaving with compensation?"

"Of course I will be leaving with compensation - the company is going to bring all of us ordinary employees over as well. How much manpower would that cost?" Lin Xiang Wan couldn't help but snicker at her naivety - alas, the more she thought about it, the worse she felt.

"That's more like it. I heard that Indonesia is not as good as us - it would be great if they could compensate us. Didn't your foreign company give quite a lot of compensation to the employees? Do you have a new job? Do you still want to stay at Big Sister Fan's place in the future?" Xiao Fan rolled his eyes as he looked at Lin Xiang Wan shrewdly.

"Not much, but it's still according to the regulations of the national labor contract. I only found out about the company's withdrawal yesterday - I wonder where the new job is." Lin Xiang Wan looked at Xiao Fan and sat up abruptly:

"Big Sister Fan, I will still be living here from now on - I'm not sure when I'm going to be able to get a job even though the employment market is so poor."

"Don't be anxious, don't be anxious. The employees of your foreign investment company are fragrant. With Sister Fan's experience, I can guarantee that you will be able to find another job in less than half a month. Sister Fan, you can just live here peacefully. Sister Fan knows about your situation, so she won't raise the price for you. Get some rest. Sister Fan, go and inform the intermediary now and cancel the rental information." Xiao Fan patted Lin Xiang Wan on the shoulder to comfort her before leaving Lin Xiang Wan's room like a gust of wind.

"Rising the price? What the hell? Are you kidding me? You want to raise the price? Do you want me to live on any longer?" Lin Xiang Wan buried her head in her blanket as she got up from her bed after a long time - she took out her laptop and logged on to the international webpage out of habit - she wanted to read the official news about the company's retreat and analyze the current employment situation at the same time.

"Most of the foreign-owned enterprises that have been evacuated from China are mass-produced enterprises, which are called voluntary evacuation because of the loss of population dividends, the rising pressure on wages, and the perfecting of labor policies, which directly increases the labor costs of the product, so they need to find a lower human market to accommodate the low-cost demand for mass-produced products."

"It's him?"

As soon as Lin Xiang Wan turned on his computer, he saw an article about how a foreign company had run away - the author was none other than the man whom he had met at the coffee shop on the day that the company had run away - it wasn't that she had a good memory, but that she was in the hiring profession - it was a professional habit that allowed her to find out the difference between a person and another person the moment she laid eyes on them - she would then be able to remember him easily.

Fei Ling Nan's most prominent feature was that his lips were extremely thin, which gave others a cold and gloomy feeling. Based on her professional judgement, this person's profession should be in the marketing field.

Lin Xiang Wan quickly glanced at Fei Ling Nan's introduction - he was the former sales director of S R International.

Lin Xiang Wan scoffed and felt a little proud of his accurate judgement. He then proceeded to read through the few key answers that the reporter had given him:

"One of them was the passive withdrawal - it was because China had some preferential treatment for registration and tax policies when they introduced foreign investments into the company. Now that the preferential treatment period has passed, many companies have been forced to withdraw due to the lack of profits, causing the headquarters to be forced to withdraw."

"It didn't have any effect? You put it nicely." Lin Xiang Wan continued to flip through the pages - most of the comments were about how difficult it was to find employment - evidently, not many people agreed with his viewpoint.