I would like to ask, I worked in a private furniture factory from June 2014 until June

Updated on furniture 2024-07-13
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  1. Anonymous users2024-01-24

    Colleagues' testimony, attendance records, and bank transfer records can be used as evidence to determine the employment relationship. If the company refuses to show relevant employment evidence, it will be held responsible. If the company has not signed an employment contract with you, you can also claim double wages during the employment period.

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This is mainly because I didn't negotiate with the boss before, and at this time I only have to look at the boss's conscience. You should have a good talk with your boss.

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