The origin of the star lotus world

Chapter 2612 (6)

Chapter 2411 (6)

I said that back then, getting compensation from your workplace was really difficult. Even though you knew you wouldn't get much money, you still had to go to the workplace again and again, but what you were entitled to, you would definitely get.

While we were talking at work, I heard that the chubby boy had been feeling unwell and had some troubles at home.

The director said he would help make up the difference and there wouldn't be any more deductions, so I could rest assured. Having known him for so many years, he believes this chubby kid has always been obedient, honest, and gentle, and deserves to be treated well.

The deputy director said he hoped that fathers, in the future, would return some of their money and give some to their sons, so that he could receive some money. He explained that his wife and children lived away from home year-round, and his son lived with his mother, trusting and relying on her more. However, he wouldn't hesitate to give money; it was a father's responsibility. Parents should give money to their children, and if a child is vulnerable and needs family help, the parents should still help.

The author doesn't intend to record the details of some of the conversations at work, but many things are told the truth. There was a time when the author suffered from illness due to family troubles; this is true, not fabricated to gain sympathy, but a genuine feeling of physical discomfort at the time. In emergency situations, it's entirely possible for health to be affected.

Some people, overwhelmed by anxiety and panic, even go to the hospital for treatment. Like the author himself, in late May of that year, he encountered a difficult situation—his two superiors at work were absent—and, unsure how to cope, he developed severe internal heat, which triggered dental problems. He went to a dental clinic and paid six or seven hundred yuan out of pocket to get treatment, and that was with a very basic treatment plan. He'd heard that treatments cost several thousand or even tens of thousands of yuan for relatively cheaper options.

Those months were filled with waiting, but I knew it would happen. Two of my superiors assured me that I would receive compensation, so there was nothing to worry about. I just had to wait. I knew that urging them wouldn't do much good, but I still stubbornly went to the company multiple times to inquire about the situation, hoping to receive the compensation as soon as possible. Three or four months of waiting, and then more waiting, often filled with overthinking, was just self-destructive.

Looking back now, I realize that superiors could have completely ignored the family troubles of former employees. Those matters had nothing to do with them. Helping their subordinates obtain financial compensation from the company was already more than enough; they did what they could.