Yongkang A Private Enterprise "Reward" Front-Line Staff For 10 Years Of Travel Abroad

"Is Japan fun? When will you tell us something about that?"

These days, Kong Xin, a village in Shanxi, Yongkang, is unable to remember how many villagers asked themselves about Japan's situation.

"In addition to a boss in the village, I was the first one to go abroad."

Kong Xin stopped.

Kong Xinting is an ordinary worker in the stamping workshop of Yongkang Xie Heng Industrial Company.

On the eve of the national day, he spent 11 weeks in the more than 10 tourist attractions in Osaka and Tokyo.

"Front-line employees are the foundation of an enterprise. They work hard and have few opportunities to go out. The company has arranged this opportunity."

The head of Xie Heng company said that at the beginning of the year, the company arranged about 200000 yuan in the annual budget, and arranged to travel in line with the length of service and organize front-line staff to travel. Among them, the front-line staff aged 10 years or more would arrange to travel abroad, and all the travel expenses were borne by the company.

In order not to increase any burden on employees, the company also pays money to help these employees pay deposit and handle passports.

Lai Xuehua, from Yichun, Jiangxi, from welding worker to team leader, to the director of comprehensive workshop, has been immersed in the production line.

"This is the first time I've been on a plane and I've been abroad for the first time."

Lai Xuehua said with great emotion that this trip made him realize many first wishes in life.

After returning to the factory, he specially took out the photos in Japan and shared them with the staff in the workshop.

Traveling abroad has opened the eyes of employees and has seen the world.

"The most impressive impression of the Japanese people is that they are meticulous in their work. This enlightens me deeply and requires a neat and orderly working environment in the production workshop, which is the premise for ensuring the quality of the products."

One employee said.