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Chapter 397 Every Family Has Its Own Troubles (Seeking Monthly Tickets)
By the time Wu Feng returned to Hong Kong Island, it was already 1991.

He returned to Hong Kong for two reasons: the Lunar New Year, listening to reports from senior executives of his company, and handling other matters.

Originally, Wu Feng wanted to go back to his hometown, since he hadn't seen his mother for several years and wanted to do something to show his appreciation.

However, when he told his third uncle about his idea, his third uncle immediately stopped him and told him not to go back, lest he get into trouble.

If you want to see your mother, you can go through the proper channels at the county government and have her temporarily sent to Shenzhen for ten days or half a month.

If I had to say I feel more at ease, I'd say I feel much more at ease back in my hometown!

I called my mom to ask for her opinion, and she thought the same thing.

Well, my mom is just a bit traditional and timid, but she's not really stupid.

How could she not know the situation back home?
Even if Wu Feng, the person involved, doesn't go back, his mother can easily do it. She readily accepts any benefits offered by others, but ignores all requests for favors.

If things really get out of hand, who can do anything to her, a mere section-level cadre in the county labor bureau?
In fact, with Wu Feng as her backer, not only county officials but also regional officials would give her mother some face.

In Wu Feng's previous life, exporting labor was a shameful thing, and county-level media would hardly report on it.

At this time, having the ability to supply a large number of laborers to economically developed coastal areas is definitely a way to demonstrate one's capabilities.

Moreover, it has an immediate effect on stimulating the stagnant economy of county towns and rural areas.

By this time, Wu Feng's factory group in the mainland had recruited more than 3,500 workers from his hometown county.

This does not include veterans!
This would easily benefit thousands of families, which is quite advantageous for the entire county.

The money sent back by individuals with stable incomes, who are definitely among the high-income earners in the county, has a significant impact on the county's economy.

According to the contract, the county government can also take half of the workers' wages, which has now dropped to 30%, and can collect millions of dollars in extra revenue every year, which is a huge sum of money right now.

Of course, as more people go out to work, many of them don't go through the county government's channels at all, and naturally they don't give the county government a share of their wages.

Clearly, the local county government understands this trend, so the share of wages it collects from migrant workers each year is gradually decreasing.

The locals in my hometown still trust the county government more.

Moreover, the factory group offers excellent benefits, almost like working in a state-owned enterprise, which is something people in my hometown really appreciate.

For an ordinary worker, earning a little over 400 yuan a month is not difficult as long as they are willing to work hard. With various benefits, that translates to over 500 yuan a month.

Their own utilities, rent, and food expenses would definitely not exceed one hundred per month.

Some skilled workers who have mastered some of the techniques can easily earn over a thousand yuan a month.

As for senior technicians or engineers, their salary levels are comparable to those in Hong Kong Island, and Wu Feng is not stingy in this regard.

With all the benefits and perks, the take-home pay is definitely more than that of their counterparts in Hong Kong.

Wu Feng attaches great importance to improving the professional skills of his employees!
As mentioned before, many factory groups in mainland China have established internal training schools, so as long as employees are willing to learn, there will always be opportunities for improvement.

Employees from their hometowns, as long as the teachers at the various internal training schools are of sound mind, they won't target them in any way.

It can be said that as long as they are willing to learn, they can learn one or even more skills. Many employees from their hometowns have been successfully promoted to skilled workers, and their wages and benefits have improved significantly.

When Wu Feng looks at the reports, he will occasionally pay attention to them.

After all, they are employees from my hometown, so it's normal to pay more attention to them.

Many of them were offered higher salaries by other factories in Shenzhen. Wu Feng didn't care; he just wanted to part ways amicably.

In fact, he also hoped that there would be more junior or even intermediate technical personnel like this among the employees who came from his hometown.

In the current era, the economic development of my hometown county is quite slow.

To achieve rapid improvement, we really need to draw on the development funds and ideas from the economically developed coastal regions.

Wu Feng is not a heartless person; wherever he can help, his hometown will do its part.

And so, he had an excellent reputation in his hometown county.

Although there were no charitable acts like building bridges and paving roads, it genuinely helped thousands of families, bringing about tremendous economic changes.

For example, when the mainland shipped live pigs to Hong Kong Island, my hometown county was allocated a share of over a thousand locally produced black pigs.

This is a county government procurement, which is definitely a great thing for the local farmers.

With Wu Feng's family members here, the county government and the surrounding townships certainly won't resort to underhanded tactics.

It can be said that Wu Feng has put a lot of effort into his hometown.

At the very least, he can say that he has a clear conscience.

However, unpleasant things make up the majority of life's experiences.

According to his third uncle and mother, the relatives back home had excessively enthusiastic expectations of Wu Feng, and naturally, also made quite unreasonable demands.

For example, the eldest uncle wanted Wu Feng to help him get his older cousin into the county government, and there were even specific requirements for the position.

My second and youngest uncles were thinking of getting all their cousins ​​into the factory group headquarters in Pengcheng and giving them direct control.

According to them, since they are all family members, they feel more at ease using their products, at least more reliable than outsiders.

Fuck you!

Fortunately, because of the gambling ghost's father, the relationship with his relatives on his side was very strained.

This saved Wu Feng a lot of trouble!

He had heard from his third uncle that the relatives over there were also eager to make a move and had requirements for Wu Feng.

Naturally, she wanted Wu Feng to help arrange her position and fulfill other needs.

Because of this incident, my third uncle immediately gave up the idea of ​​joining a government agency.

He originally had the opportunity to enter the county government and become the director of a bureau in his hometown, or the head of an important department in the county government.

With the support of the factory group, it shouldn't be difficult for my third uncle to take off in the government when economic development is fully linked to career advancement.

I dare not dream of a very high position, but during the Olympic year in Beijing, I am quite confident that I can secure a high-ranking position as the Executive Deputy Mayor of the city.

But the third uncle was shocked by the demands made by his relatives.

They're treating Wu Feng like a wishing well, as if they can get what they want just by making a wish. Isn't that just a scam?

Similarly, when Wu Feng expressed his desire to go back to his hometown, his third uncle immediately stopped him, not wanting Wu Feng to be morally blackmailed by his relatives.

(End of this chapter)