Many times it happens that even companies get upset with some employees and start adopting various methods to remove them, but the employees are also stubborn, they do not leave the company easily, but a Chinese company has invented a new method for this, which has become a cause of trouble for all the employees. In such a situation, all the employees have become enraged. In fact, a Chinese advertising agency has been accused by its former employees of shifting the office to a mountainous area away from the city, so as to force them to leave their jobs and avoid paying them compensation.
According to the report of a website called Oddity Central, this company is located in downtown Xi'an city of Shanxi province. It is being claimed that the company has shifted its offices to a rural hilly area, where there are very limited options to go. Although these allegations have been made by only one former employee, he has claimed that there are many other employees along with him, who have left the company due to the new working conditions. This person named Chang said that the company had informed him that to come to the office he would now have to travel to the mountainous area of Quinling, which would take at least two hours.
Had to walk 3 kilometers
Chang said that for those who do not have personal access to office, there are very limited options, one of which is car. "Without personal vehicles, my colleagues had to rely on a bus that ran every three hours and then walk three kilometers through mountain paths to reach the office," Chang claimed. He said that the cost of a taxi ride from the nearest railway station was about 8 dollars i.e. about Rs 664 and the biggest thing is that the company refused to reimburse this cost.
There was no toilet facility in the office
According to reports, Chang also claimed that the new office was not only far away but also lacked basic facilities. For example, female employees had to go to the nearest village to use public toilets. Apart from this, there was also a high number of stray dogs in the area around the office, making it dangerous to visit here, especially after dark, but despite many complaints from the employees, the company refused to do anything about the current problems. done.
14 out of 20 employees resigned
Chang said that after several unsuccessful complaints to higher authorities, 14 of the company's 20 employees resigned, including Chang. However, just 4 days later, he was shocked to learn that the company had shifted back to Xi'an city and was looking for new employees. Now all the employees are accusing their former boss of forcing them to leave the job without giving them any compensation. However, as soon as the story went viral, the company came out to deny all the claims and even threatened to sue the former employees for defaming the company's reputation.
Office shifted to city again within a week
According to reports, a company official said that the rent at the earlier office was high and the renovation work of the new office was going on, so we temporarily shifted to the hilly area for a week. However, former employees are now accusing the company of underestimating the situation and claiming that they were told that the remote hilly site would likely remain the company's headquarters for more than a year. At present this matter is much discussed on Chinese social media.
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