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Anonymous users2024-01-23It should be B, since it is said to be an artistic achievement, it must be a good side, and the expression of item B is not a compliment.
How much do your ingredients cost? Then, how much is the monthly tax? Do you have staff dormitories? Is there a property management fee? Do you want to convert 150,000 into 5 years to share? You tell me this, and I can do the math for you.
The reasons that can lead to sound are generally believed to be: 1. The ground is not flat enough; 2. The quality of the floor itself may be problematic (such as deformation, etc.); 3. The climatic factors are mainly hot or humid weather, which is commonly known as the phenomenon of "thermal expansion and cold contraction". And these are not necessarily related to the width of the floor. >>>More
The employee dormitory itself is owned by the company, and cleaning the dormitory is of course considered a work-related injury, and the company is responsible.
Didn't make it clear, where is the wall? Is it directly in front of the balcony, or on the beams on both sides? The beam height is 34 cm, and if you include 10 cm of the floor, it is small. Conversely, a width of 22 can be changed to 20 cm.
The subsidy for work-related injuries and labor insurance is borne by the unit, and the unit without a formal contract also needs to be compensated with double wages, and it seems that it takes 48 hours for the work-related injury to be identified, so find a lawyer as soon as possible.