Is Zhengzhou subway good? Employee treatment? Salary? Requirements?

Terry, call the salesman at the subway station.

Metro, which is generally located in a secondary city like Zhengzhou, has an employee level of about 1000 yuan, and the fresh-keeping department will receive a low-temperature subsidy from 200 yuan for one month. After paying 5 yuan, you can enjoy 10 days of annual leave every year, with a cap of 15 days for each year of work. And 10 days of paid sick leave. Rest 2 days a week, basically working at the employee level, and overtime is not recommended. Including one meal, the standard is one meal 12.70 yuan. Some departments have three shifts, but most departments have two shifts.

Due to the problems of Metro's internal system, the internal atmosphere is relatively depressed, and the corporate culture is not as good as that of Wal-Mart, but the work intensity is the lowest among all supermarkets. Zhengzhou Store (Neima Store 39) is located in the development zone, and there are basically no individual customers. The average number of invoices and bills per day is about 1300, and the work intensity can be imagined.

There are about 170 employees in the whole shopping mall, not counting promoters and laborers. Because there are few people, heavy work is usually done by promoters.

But now there is a very important problem for you: that is, Mr. Pete, our new president, has made a rule that all shopping malls will freeze recruitment in 2009. To put it simply: only out, not in. It is more practical to suggest you find another supermarket.

I don't know if you are a man or a woman. If you are a woman, you can apply to be a short-term wine promoter for Mid-Autumn Festival in the wine department of Metro for about one month. It's no problem to add 1500 to the basic salary, and it's no problem if there is a big group purchase. Or go to the dessert department to be a temporary promoter of moon cake manufacturers, and the salary plus commission is generally 1300 yuan.

These are all choices, so don't be too pessimistic. I wish you an early success!

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