Do you know how the undergraduate students of China Metallurgical Corporation Twelve are treated? After how many years of working, how much will the salary reach? Thank you urgently

Let me answer it for you. Metallurgical Corporation 12 is indeed a state-owned enterprise. A county-level city in Hejin City, Shanxi Province. But most employees are at various work sites. The salary is 1,200 yuan during the internship period and 1,300 yuan after becoming a full-time employee. There is no provident fund. There are only three insurances. We were deceived by the recruiter back in 2009. Talk about five insurances and one housing fund. We were working as construction workers at the time, and we didn’t have a day off for half a year. And they often ask us undergraduates to do manual labor, carrying steel pipes and steel formwork (women do this too). There are two types of personnel structure in this company. One is those over 40 years old, waiting for mixed pension. The rest are all recent college graduates. Because most college graduates don’t work for long before leaving. The salary is too low and there is no future. Why not leave? Nowadays, each branch basically relies on the qualifications of the head office to accept projects. To put it bluntly, the branch manager is the main contractor. We were recruited after graduation, and some students left after reporting on the same day. The others left in less than half a year. Any private company would be better than this. Moreover, those people have little quality and cannot learn anything. The managers in the company often curse at others when they open their mouths. Among the veteran construction workers in our company, the ones with the best salary are only 2,000 yuan a month. He is 50 years old. I went there in 2009. I resigned during my internship. According to the labor law, I can leave at any time, but they refused to handle it for me and were unreasonable. As a result, my household registration and files are still in that damn place. It is difficult to find other state-owned enterprises. Students will find out if they ask more. Don't go. We were going there by train. An aunt on the train (from Hejin) heard that we were going to work at MCC12 and immediately advised us not to go. Alas, when we were assigned to the project department, my girlfriend cried immediately. The house we live in is not a house, but a work shed. There is no proper bed. It is built of bricks and covered with wooden boards. This is the bed. Damp and cold. It’s really unbearable to think about it. Say all of this is true.