Shoe Factory Employees Do Exercises At 7 For &Nbsp; Penalty For Late Absence.

A shoe factory in Ding Wu Village, Dong Keng Town, is so strange that employees must get up and do morning exercises at 7 a.m. every morning.

If the workers do not want to, the factory will make new regulations. It is 30 yuan late for the exercise and 150 yuan for the absence.

In response, the factory responded that the regulation had clearly informed employees when they were recruited, "unwilling to enter the factory".

Do morning exercises: late penalty 30, absence 150

Lao Mo is an employee of a shoe factory in Ding Wu Village, Dong Keng town. Since entering the office, he has been asked to do morning exercises every morning except Saturday and Sunday.

Mr. Mo said that every morning at 7 a.m., the factory's radio would ring, "everyone must come out to do exercises.

"Working in a factory is not a student. It's reasonable to have a good rest."

He wanted to refuse to join, but the company recently issued new rules.

According to the new regulation, we should take a heavy penalty for not doing morning exercises, a penalty of 150 yuan at a time, and a $30 deduction for being late.

"Is it reasonable for our shoe factories to occupy our rest time and make us do morning exercises?"

In order to squeeze more time to sleep, Lao Mo now came up with a way to sleep at night without taking off his clothes and not taking off his socks. Second days later, when he heard the noise, he immediately got up and rushed to the playground.

Factory: employees are not used to choosing to leave.

Yesterday morning, the relevant officials of the famous shoe factory Office responded that the company did stipulate that employees must do morning exercises every morning, but these regulations had been clearly told when employees were recruited, "if they feel unaccustomed, they can choose to leave and do not want to go into the factory."

The person in charge denied that employees who did not do morning exercises would be deducted from their money. The factory usually gave verbal warning, "no fines".