I work for China Life Insurance Company. I took out short-term insurance for 2,000 yuan in June. Why don’t I get a basic salary?

This is a lie. I am currently in the Shanghai branch of China Life Insurance. According to their training teacher, we are graduates of the "Huangpu First Batch" and it is said that we will receive paid training for 6 months. The monthly fee for junior college students is 1,300 yuan and the monthly fee for undergraduate students is 1,500 yuan. After becoming a full-time employee, you will receive a basic salary of 1,800 to 2,000 yuan a month, and you can also do business development (collection refers to claims settlement, development refers to business development, to put it bluntly, you are a salesperson.) and get commissions. It is also said that the average monthly salary after 6 months will be 4,600 yuan, and the basic salary after one year will be around 8,000 yuan. As far as I know now, my supervisor's monthly salary is only about 2,000.

Now the situation is like this. In the first month, the salary you get is 300 or 500, because they will deduct your 1,000 yuan deposit. In the second month, you get less than 1,300 yuan and 1,500 yuan. Yuan, a so-called "tax" of 200 Yuan will be deducted, and then it is said that the third month's salary is the normal 1,300 Yuan and 1,500 Yuan. It depends on your performance in the fourth month. If you have to apply for 22 accident insurance policies, your monthly salary will be 800 yuan. The rest depends on your performance, which is no different from that of a salesperson. If you finish it after 3 months If you have not sold 22 accident insurance policies, your monthly basic salary is 600 yuan. And don’t be fooled by those who don’t pay you social security. Anyway, for China Life, as long as you are human and not mute, they are willing to accept it, and they are deceiving people under the banner of China’s Ministry of Finance as the backing. . Also, when you apply to resign, it will take 2 to 3 months for the 1,000 yuan they collected to be refunded to you, which is very abnormal.

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