The Snack Company in China called Miaohu Net faced strong criticism after the weekend lives in the office working in the office. The company based in Zhengzhou in Henan province said that the idea is to build customer confidence by showing its real work process.
They used a popular video application to stream about 15 employees. According to the company owner, Mr. Xing, it was done earlier. He shows that they are “honest and transparent” in their work.
“Some companies say they have a team, but in fact outsourcing; we want to assure people that we are a legitimate company with a devotee,” said the xing post in southern China Morning Post.
Miaohuo Net has 50 employees, but data from 2023 shows that insurance was provided only to 13. The company provides two -day weekends, but some workers decide to work extra on weekends to complete the tasks. They are paid for overtime.
The Xing owner said the cameras were clearly visible during live streams and did not complain any staff. The employee named Duan said he was fine, he was filmed and compared with people living streaming at tourist places.
According to the employee, the company offers good benefits, such as overtime and annual trips. Such things keep him happy.
The reaction of social media
However, the decision on the living current with social media users was not good.
One of them commented: “How can dissatisfaction with the voice of employees in this environment can in this environment? Would it mean that they are not determined to work hard enough.”
One of them wrote: “We are corporate slaves, we are expected to follow the orders of our bosses without the ability to say no.”
What does the law say?
The Chinese Civil Code prohibits the use of someone’s image without consent. Working laws say that overtime should not exceed three hours a day or 36 hours a week. According to the law, they should obtain at least one day off.
The attorney Zhao said Scmp that employees had given the living current. That’s why it was legal.
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