Zaozhuang sprinkler sprinkles water at -4℃, and the road surface becomes an ice rink in winter night. Is it normal for drivers not to drive?

In this case, every city is different. Some units pay wages according to attendance, and some units pay wages on a monthly basis. Details are as follows:

1. Drivers in some environmental protection units have a basic salary plus attendance bonus, and if they don't drive, they will lose part of their salary. In the sanitation units, some units are based on the basic salary plus the distance of the road sprinkled during attendance. In this case, if you don't attend because of rain and snow, it will affect the driver's salary. Therefore, some drivers will drive sprinklers to play music around the city in the weather without strict orders, attracting many netizens to vomit.

Second, some wages are monthly salary plus performance salary, which has little effect on not driving in unnecessary weather. There are also some better units, where drivers are paid monthly, don't have to drive in special weather, and then they can declare rewards when they are on fire or on call. There are a lot of such unit benefits in China, but few people will talk about wages and benefits, which makes many people think that the driver of the wine truck is stupid, and he drives without sprinkling water on rainy and snowy days. In fact, only a few people drive in rainy and snowy weather, and most of them still need to water according to the weather.

Third, some drivers are outsourced, and if they don't drive, they will have no money. The head of some units is made of iron, and they will look for sprinklers in-house. Instead of recruiting drivers internally, they will outsource one. Then the watering task of this section is entrusted to outsourcing, and outsourcing is also adopted. There are no restrictions on driving conditions when paying wages, so of course someone drives every day. Anyway, as long as they drive it out, they will have money. Why not? Although I outsource, I do it every day.

There is a worse situation, that is, the boss directly under him gives orders indiscriminately, and he is desperate to place orders, saying that he can only leave for a few days a month, and all other times. In this way, it may rain for half a month in the first half of the month, and it will be cold at the end of the month. If the driver doesn't go out to sprinkle water, he may have to deduct money again and have to go.