In the rising recruitment trend promoted by the resumption of labor, different industries have also shown different levels of pick up.
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The employees of Mingchuang Youpin received a “Proposal for Overcoming Difficult Times” from the company on February 21st. p>
The proposal made no secret mention of the impact of the company after the outbreak: January sales fell by 30%; in February, two-thirds of domestic stores were suspended, and sales of open stores fell by more than a year ago. 95%; the decline in sales and the long-term shutdown of domestic and international warehouses have also led to a large inventory backlog and a significant reduction in cash flow; at the same time, the company still has to bear fixed costs, such as labor compensation and rent, and operating pressure is looming. p>
If employees want to keep this job, they need two promised company initiatives. First, the salary was paid in January in February, and so on. All employees were paid according to 80% of the wages due before tax. Employees at different levels in February and March were paid according to corresponding standards. The actual situation of work is suspended and retained, and the salary standard is paid according to 30% of the income payable before tax. After the epidemic situation improves, the company will gradually resume work according to the priority of the work. p>
There are not a few companies that control their operating costs and reduce the current pressure through salary reductions. Of course, as companies resume work, the impact of the epidemic on employees and recruitment is gradually easing. People from Lagou.com told Deep Web that the epidemic will definitely release some outstanding talents in the market. Seize the opportunity and you can recruit higher-value talents with higher cost performance; therefore, companies should strive Don’t freeze the headcount. p>
On the other hand, the companies affected by the epidemic will certainly be more aware of the importance of “cost management” and “fund reserves”, which will be a positive impact in the long run. p>