Chapter 146: The Confessions Don't Match Up

This comment immediately sparked a public fury.

"That's basically forced donations, what call to action are you talking about, directly deducting from our wages? This is laughable. What era do we live in that this is still happening?"

"Who set this rule? Do they dare to come out and say something about it?"

"Do you think us regular employees are easy to bully? Is the Labor Law just a decoration to you?"

Even Su Ye couldn't stand it anymore.

The original appeal of Su Corporation in attracting talent lay in its good welfare conditions. Now, with this sudden move, it's as if the only advantage had been wiped out.

Her fingers tapped frantically on the keyboard, not yet having sent out the message,

when another message popped up in the group chat: "Director Su set this rule; anyone with questions can go directly to Director Su."

Su Ye: "?"

Which Director Su?

In Su Corporation, there were indeed quite a few people with the surname Su.