(Dan Tri) – While many companies reward employees with cash or luxury items, some companies in China give Tet bonuses `unlike anyone else` with rewards such as toilet paper and condoms.
An iron and steel company in Zhejiang set up a cash wall to reward employees for Tet.
Preparing to celebrate the Lunar New Year, Chinese workers are anxiously waiting for Tet bonuses after a year of work.
A recent survey by the website Zhaopin.com shows that this year, workers in China on average received a Tet bonus of about 7,300 Yuan (nearly 1,500 USD).
About 66% of knowledge workers in China participating in the survey said that they will definitely get a Tet bonus.
Also according to this survey, the average Tet bonus in cash in Shanghai is the highest, followed by Beijing.
Workers in the information technology industry receive the biggest bonuses with an average bonus of approximately 12,000 Yuan, surpassing workers in the financial sector.
`One of a kind` Tet gifts
However, while 84.5% of workers participating in the survey said that they would receive Tet bonuses in cash, some businesses gave `one-of-a-kind` Tet bonuses such as bonuses in toilet paper and sanitary napkins.
GBTimes news network said that a paper company in China rewarded its employees with stacks of toilet paper.
In another case of `half crying, half laughing`, the leader of a business in China announced that he would give all employees a New Year bonus with an `Apple Notebook`.
A netizen named Dushu shi xiang fangjia shared the story of a friend of his who received a New Year reward in the form of sanitary napkins.
Meanwhile, many workers in China receive `huge` Tet bonuses.
Minh Phuong
According to GBTimes
