HELLO This paragraph is a part of my paper about working condition. If you find something wrong in my paragraph, help me to correct, please Thank you very much
The company regards each employee as a common property of company. Therefore, company provide all employees with a good working condition..
Working hours: According to the rule of working hour, workers can work for 8 hours a day and five days a week. If company request that workers have to do overtime, company will pay extra wage which is 1.5times as much as the salary.
Promotion In order to look for excellent worker, chief and manager, company builds a system of fair promotion based on daily performance of employee. Those who work remarkably can move their position from a staff member to a high-rank executive.
Salary Before entering our company, all employees have to sign work contract writing their starting salary per month. Besides starting salary, all employees can raise their salary based on their performance and efficiency.
Education The company’s prosperity results from all employees who can continue to pursue and enhance their knowledge and thinking. Hence, it would set up a fund which all employees can apply for, and it verifies that who can be eligible for this fund. Whoever receives this fund must attend school to pursue further education.
Insurance All employees’ safety are our responsible. The company takes this responsible very seriously. The company should provide all employees for insurance. In other words, all employees need not to pay any money for their insurance.
Vacation All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. The company does reward for employee’s industrious work. It would give all employees a opportunity to travel around the world every year.
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I'm a little confused as to whether this is a serious employees handbook of conditions, or a somewhat less serious academic exercise? anyway - quick points You can't describe people as property. Very offensive.
— Nona the brit
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