Sad experience in Lensi - Draft

If it were not forced by life, who would be willing to leave home!

Set off from home to Hunan on June 17th!

Arrived at the factory on the 18th, Blue Technology! When you arrive at the factory, you follow the procedures step by step, call the factory resident to confirm, then hand in your ID card and wait to be grouped and interviewed. After a long wait, I finally had my interview! As a result, everyone in the same group had their names, but not mine. I asked the interviewing teacher why my name was not included, but he just said "go out and wait for the next round", and kicked me out before I even asked why! There are ten thousand question marks in my heart, and I am speechless. The interviewing teacher had something to do and went out temporarily. I couldn't bear to read the list again and looked through the ID cards handed over on the table one by one. It was indeed not mine! ! Then I walked out of the interview room disappointed. When I saw the interviewer, I asked again: We are in the same group, why are other people’s names but not mine? Then where is my ID card? The interviewing teacher gave me a dismissive and contemptuous look and left.

So I had no choice but to call the factory over and over again with questions, asking people everywhere, well, I also got yelled at everywhere! Helplessness filled my heart for a moment, and the grievances that filled my heart turned into tears for a while. Then I thought there was no point in crying. I smiled at myself and continued to call the factory resident. Finally, I got through. I learned from the factory resident that it was My information was not reported before I came to the factory, so the person at the front desk gave me my ID directly. It’s okay now, I’ll have another interview tomorrow! My hanging heart finally fell to the ground, but another ten thousand grass-mud horses roared past! I was not informed in advance of the interview because I didn’t register for it. It had been a day, I hadn’t had any water, the weather was hot, I was already exhausted and hungry. Taking advantage of my free time, I hurried to a restaurant outside to eat a bowl of noodles and came back in a hurry, because the dormitory matter had not been settled yet. I called the factory before and told them that those who had submitted their ID cards would be assigned to dormitories, so they had to go to the cafeteria to get them! I ran to the cafeteria. Someone was already looking for me there, so I quickly joined the team. One by one, one by one, I read the names one by one, and still found nothing. Maybe I didn’t see clearly. Then I read the names one by one, one by one, but still nothing, and so on. Several times and still nothing. When I was confused, I called the resident. The resident told me that they would search for it since they were all there. But he hung up before I could say anything. I was so angry that I simply stopped looking, because I wasn’t the only one who couldn’t find the dormitory! Tired, hot and sleepy, I returned to the interview hall, found a place where I could charge my phone, curled up and fell asleep quickly!

I felt like I had slept long enough. When I opened my eyes, I saw them looking at the dormitory slips. I thought another batch had been distributed, but I looked at the ones I had read in the cafeteria. , I just don’t know when it was brought here. I turned around and saw that we were stationed at the factory and were surrounded by several people asking questions. I quickly walked over and asked about the dormitory. The answer I got was again, wait. They said that when the people over there are finished, they will give us those who have not been interviewed. People arrange temporary dormitories! This time I wasn't impatient anymore, I just sat on the stool and waited quietly. It's not like I don't have a dormitory!

When it got dark, a man came over and said he was arranging temporary dormitories for us people. Then we followed him. At about ten o'clock in the evening, we finally waited until the dormitory manager who had finished his work came to arrange temporary dormitories for us people. It is a new dormitory that is still under renovation without air conditioning, and there is no hot water, but fortunately the dormitory pipes provide cold water. After a night of running around and a day of hard work, I didn't think much about it, as long as I had a place to sleep. I packed my bedding and because it was hot, I simply took a shower with cold water and went to bed quickly.

The mosquitoes here are really bad. When I woke up after a night's sleep, I found patches of red spots on my body, but they didn't itch at all. People in my dormitory said they couldn't sleep due to mosquito bites at night, but I didn't feel that way! The red dots all over the body look scary! I feel like I cleaned myself up and became a meal for mosquitoes last night!

June 19th. Today is a very smooth day, just three things, interview, physical examination, and dormitory assignment! That's it, there are still three days of training. Oh my god, tomorrow is Sunday, and I have a day off, which means I haven’t accomplished anything this week! The disappointment and helplessness in my heart made me regret coming to this factory. I heard rumors that the three-day training was because the factory was hiring too many people...

There was also an episode in the training. It was the personnel from the Xingsha factory who came here to recruit dispatch workers. .

It is said that there is a big project that can last for two months. There are not enough manpower in Xingsha to recruit some dispatch workers here. When the project is completed, they will be sent here. You can also continue to work in Xingsha! The person who came to recruit said that the environment and treatment at Xingsha were very good. I was moved at that time and signed up immediately. However, they only wanted people from Wuhe Labor Service and not other laborers. They said that the labor service was easy to manage. So I didn’t go. Now that I think about it, it’s a good thing I didn’t go. It would have been even worse if I did!

Training on the 20th, holiday on the 21st, training on the 22nd to sign the contract, entering the workshop on the 23rd, and then joining the job. Although these are slow, at least they are slowly getting on the right track. Although the work is a bit tedious, it is not tiring. After all, the output of the new line that has just been opened is not large, and it is quick to get started. The most important thing is that I can finally make money without wasting time. Within two days, I discovered that my aunt’s cousin is working on the line next door. Haha, it’s good! Finally no longer alone! Two days later, I actually met someone from the same village. What a bad luck!

After get off work on July 2nd, I returned to the dormitory after dinner and found a bunch of people gathered under the 13th dormitory building, including several resident factories. The employees shouted loudly that they wanted to go to the factory. Pai had to go to work, so he was stationed at the factory to calm everyone's emotions. There were also several managers there, who seemed to be coordinating something. After seeing a few familiar faces, I realized that these were the dispatch workers transferred to Xingsha for support. What happened? Didn't it say that there is a two-month construction period there? Although I was curious, I had limited time, so I hurried past with questions! I waited until I got to work in the evening and heard from my colleagues that the group of people who went to Xingsha for support had been there for about ten days, but the general manager only worked there for three or four days, and then they were no longer alive, so they were sent back! Come here, there are already too many people here and there is no room for them. Then those people become dissatisfied and ask for explanations! At this time, I thought to myself that it was a good thing that I didn’t go to do the work of other people they wanted at that time! Otherwise, I would definitely be helpless now!

But good times do not last long. On July 6th, I suddenly heard from my cousin that his labor force called him and told him that the unit price of hourly labor had been reduced. The original price of 30 per hour would be 26 hours on July 7th. The news was posted in the group. Everyone was excited for a while. Although the work at hand did not stop, they were all discussing this matter. Some people said it was serious, some said they didn't know, and some were skeptical. I stayed up until I finally got off work at noon. The first thing I did when I picked up my mobile phone was to call our labor force to ask about this matter. The labor force said that they didn’t know yet because they hadn’t received the notification, but don’t hold out too much hope. News like this is common. They are all unified in the factory. It is only a matter of time before the labor service knows. Let me wait for specific notifications. After hanging up the phone, I went to eat. It was a blessing, not a curse, but it was a curse that could not be avoided. At work in the afternoon, everyone got the same answer, and some left on the spot. There are still a small number of people like me who are still waiting to see the exact answer, but no one has any hope! Some complained, some scolded the factory leaders, and some discussed where to go after running away! The workshop was busy all afternoon! During lunch in the afternoon, I received a notification from the labor service. Well, it was undoubtedly the same as theirs. The labor service told me not to be so excited. Anyway, everyone is the same. The factory will always have an explanation, so just wait! After getting off work in the evening, I didn’t stay too long before going back to my place of residence. I took out my phone and looked at job recruitment information, thinking about where to go next! The next morning I heard that many people had gathered to protest because they were dissatisfied with the price cut in the factory. It was said that they even got into fights. Two people were beaten by security guards and were sent to the hospital. Let's go to the factory to see the situation first. I called my cousin and he said he wouldn't go to work. I reassured him and told him not to worry and go to the workshop to see the situation first. When we arrived at the factory, there were still many people gathered at the factory gate. Police cars came one after another. I went, what happened! When I came to the workshop, there were only a few regular workers, but not many hourly workers. I heard they said that the labor service negotiated with the factory and said that if anyone continued to work here, they would be given 28 an hour, but they signed a contract directly with the factory, and the labor service would not It doesn't matter anymore! However, the labor service said that it had received internal information that the current price is 28 an hour, and it will be lowered later. The current price is just to appease everyone's emotions, but the price reduction will definitely not change the price. Seeing that few people came, we called our names and came out of the workshop. At the factory gate, security guards and police stood in two rows inside the factory gate. Some more radical people blocked the factory gate outside and refused to let people in. Others gathered outside the factory, just to get the factory leaders to come out and give an explanation. Later, some people said that they wanted to go to the county government to report the matter, and they wanted to file a lawsuit, but it would not work if they did not give an explanation.

When people from the county government came, they asked a few employee representatives to go to the government for negotiation. Others went back to their dormitories, and those who went to the workshop went to the workshop! I also went to the workshop in the afternoon and continued to work while waiting for the results. Many people still didn't come. Some people were halfway through the work and said they were home workers. They said they wanted to discuss something and ran away again. In fact, the rest of us were also sitting there. If you can’t live here, but you have no reason to leave, just wait! Finally, when we got off work in the afternoon, we found an excuse to start the early shift, and the line leader let us go without stopping. I only found out after I went out and asked someone. If anyone wants to leave, they can go to the interview place now and get their salary. If they leave, they will still be paid at the original price. If they don't leave, they don't have to get their salary and wait to sign another contract. They will be paid at 28 an hour. Before, unchanged. In fact, the price is not low, but I no longer have trust in this factory, and the labor service also said that when the employees stabilize, the price will drop again! So most people went to pay their wages and ran away! When I got to the interview place, progress was very slow because there were too many people and working hours had to be adjusted. I didn’t have the patience to wait in line and went back to the dormitory! When I went to see it again in the evening, there were still so many people, so I left again. However, a short video sent by a fellow villager on my mobile phone said that because some people felt that the factory breached the contract first and wanted compensation from the factory, but the factory leaders did not come forward, everyone blocked the door of the dormitory to prevent people after get off work from going to the cafeteria. When we were eating, the security guards scolded them when they came out, and then a few hot-tempered ones started fighting with the security guards. The police also half-stopped and half-watched the fun, injuring several people and sending them directly to the hospital! I can’t help but lament that the most difficult people in the world are always those who work. But these actions also brought us benefits. In the end, the factory issued a notice saying that in addition to everyone's salary, everyone would be given an additional 800 yuan subsidy! After receiving the salary and subsidy, I packed my bags and left the factory, leaving this place that makes people full of emotions!

Those of us who are struggling to make ends meet are subject to various factory regulations when we come to the factory. Generally, before entering the factory, we are told that we will be punished for doing what we do, but we have never heard that we will be punished for doing so. What will be awarded as a subsidy? I hope this experience only happens once! ! !