Workers Get Paid 300KG of Coins after Wage Dispute

Workers Get Paid 300KG of Coins after Wage Dispute
Jun 03, 2014 By eChinacities.com

A passive aggressive employer decided to get the last laugh in a wage dispute with his employees, by paying them their wages entirely in coins.

Disgruntled workers in Nanning City, Guangxi, were told that they couldn’t receive their wages until the project was finished. They appealed to the local labor board, and their employer was forced to pay up.

However, he wasn’t going to let it go that easily, so he decided to pay them in the most annoying way possible: by paying them entirely in coins. The workers received more than 50,000 coins, totaling roughly 52,000 RMB and weighing over 300 kilograms.

The employer admitted that they did it because they were ‘angry’ at the workers’ ‘bad attitudes’.

Source: ecns.com

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6 Comments

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ChefKitten

C'mon, at least the employer paid! I believe there are bastards who simply having disappeared.

Jun 04, 2014 16:55 Report Abuse

bill8899

Right. Some hire thugs to beat the workers so they will go home without pay.

Jun 06, 2014 17:53 Report Abuse

puffudder

Dear (tightarsed, miserly and abusive) 'Angry' Employers, You're the ones who are down RMB52000 ... it seems they won. Perhaps you'll pay timeously in future, but in the meantime, SUCK ON IT.

Jun 04, 2014 10:07 Report Abuse

alpha3305

Passive aggressive tendencies displaying childish behavior in professional business, that would never happen in modern China.

Jun 04, 2014 01:41 Report Abuse

lesha87

Why does it not surprise me?

Jun 04, 2014 00:02 Report Abuse

bill8899

The nerve! Mere workers asking to get paid! In China!

Jun 03, 2014 18:41 Report Abuse