Rebirth of Hong Kong - 1978

"Editor, what's wrong with you?"

While Kozawa Ozawa was still thinking about something, he suddenly heard a voice from someone beside him, which startled him.

Kozawa Ozawa, who almost jumped out of the chair in fright, came back to his senses. When he saw clearly that the person in front of him was his assistant, Kozawa Ozawa heaved a sigh of relief.

"Why don't you knock when you come in, don't you know that it's very rude?"

Mr. Ozawa patted his chest to make sure he didn't have a heart disease, otherwise he would easily get sick if he was frightened like this.

"I have knocked on the door several times, but you didn't respond. I thought something happened to you, so I opened the door and came in to check."

Hearing what the assistant said, Kozawa Ozawa realized that it seemed to be his own problem.

"Oh... that's right. I'm sorry, I might have been too absorbed in thinking about things just now and didn't notice the situation outside."

Kozawa Ozawa found an excuse casually, turned his head and glanced at the time, and found that he had been in the office for three hours, but he hadn't done anything. Didn't move on the first page.

But the assistant didn't know this, he really thought that Kozawa Ozawa was too engrossed in his thoughts and didn't notice himself.

"Editor-in-Chief, I heard that the magazine is going to lay off staff recently. I wonder if it's true?"

At this moment, the assistant suddenly asked Mr. Ozawa a question that surprised him.

Morita Yoshiaki said that only he knew about the layoffs. How could it spread so quickly?
I haven't mentioned this matter to anyone from the beginning to the end, so the only possibility that this matter will spread is that Morita Yoshiaki himself or his cronies spread it, the purpose is to focus everyone's anger and dissatisfaction on his own On him, this guy is really vicious.

"This is something that the president can decide, but I haven't received any news about it yet."

Kozawa Ozawa naturally couldn't tell his assistant, he already knew these things, he can only pretend to be stupid now, pretending that he didn't know anything, but Kozawa Ozawa also believed that Yoshiaki Morita wouldn't tell him Too much time, he will definitely force himself to announce this matter as soon as possible, so that he can take the blame.

"Actually, many people down here have already heard the news, and now everyone is panicking. If they are laid off, it will not be easy to find a good job."

"Really? I didn't notice this before, thanks for telling me."

Kozawa Ozawa did not expect Yoshiaki Morita to release the news in such a hurry. It seems that he should plan to do it in the near future.

I said before that I would give myself a month to reverse the performance of the magazine, but it seems that Yoshiaki Morita has no trust in him at all. Any thoughts on gratitude.

"Call Senming and the others in."

Mori Ming Sanshang and others are considered Ozawa Kozao's most capable subordinates, and they are responsible for following Lin Daoqiu during this period of time.

Since Kozawa Ozawa wants to leave "Daily Weekly" and switch to "Reader Times", they must be taken away, but the problem is that Kozawa Ozawa is not sure whether they are willing to leave with him, and most importantly What's more, Kozawa Ozawa doesn't know whether they are willing to be paparazzi with him.

"The editor-in-chief..."

Eight people filed in from the outside, filling Ozawa's small office to a degree.

After the assistant closed the door, Kozawa Ozawa looked at the people in front of him, and said with a straight face.

"What I'm going to tell you next is a very serious matter. If someone doesn't want to continue listening, they can go out at any time. Now please sit down."

When the eight people saw Kozawa Ozawa suddenly put on a serious expression, they knew that what he was going to say must be a very important thing.

Moreover, some of them have already heard about the magazine's layoffs, and when they thought of that, some of them suddenly became depressed.

"The president has approached me before, saying that because the magazine's performance has not been good in recent years, it has been a bit financially unable to make ends meet, so he is going to lay off staff..."

"Huh? Layoffs? How many people will be laid off by the editor-in-chief? Are we all going to be laid off?"

"No, editor-in-chief, please help us think of a way. We have been working diligently. Please help us talk to the president."

As soon as they heard the news that the magazine was about to lay off staff, this group of people became nervous. Except for a few young people, most of them were people in their 30s and 40s. If they were pushed out to look for jobs again, One can imagine how difficult it is.

"Listen to what you are talking about first."

Kozawa Ozawa raised his hand and then pressed it down, and the chattering people at the scene slowly quieted down.

"In addition to layoffs, the president also plans to increase income and reduce expenditure, cut salary by [-]%, and raise it back when the performance improves."

"What is a [-]% salary cut? Isn't this treatment too harsh?"

If it is said that the layoffs did not necessarily fall on their own heads, then such things as salary cuts should not be escaped. As long as they stay in the "Daily Weekly", they will definitely share the difficulties. This is for everyone It is even more unacceptable.

But before they started making noise, Kozawa Ozawa continued.

"So I have planned to leave this magazine and switch to another newspaper. I called you here today to discuss with you. After all, we have worked together for so many years. I don't want to see your life become difficult because of this. So I want to take you with me."

Ozawa's words sounded very heartwarming, at least in everyone's opinion, he still thought of his brothers before he left, and it is worthwhile for everyone to follow him for so many years.

But the matter of resigning and changing jobs is not a matter that can be decided casually for Nihong people, not in a few words.

And he didn't say anything about the size of the newspaper that Mr. Ozawa went to, how about the benefits, whether the job was stable, etc. This is what everyone needs to consider first.

So some of the people present couldn't help asking.

"Editor-in-Chief, which newspaper are you going to?"

The others stretched their ears when they heard someone asking for help, and all their eyes were fixed on Kozawa Ozawa, waiting to say the name of the newspaper.

"I can't tell you the specific details for the time being. The only thing I can tell you is that this newspaper has a high reputation in Neon recently, and it has something to do with your work during this period."

After Kozawa Ozawa finished speaking, people with quick brains had already guessed which newspaper office he was going to.