Means of Every Kind, Commercial Competition in Sang Tian Town!

Both sheets of printed paper recorded the different labor demands of the two towns on their fronts and backs.

There were more positions in Ming Yue Town, while Sang Tian Town had relatively fewer openings.

After skimming through them, then reading the rules marked below, Su Mo roughly figured out the principles and requirements for listings in the free market.

With Hope City at the center and Ming Yue Town and Sang Tian Town as its subsidiaries, all jobs posted within this area had to be registered in the job database first.

Only after registering could the people hired attach their identities to a shop and become white-registered residents.

Once this process was complete, the positions in the job database would be distributed a second time according to their categories, with some matched information sent to different free markets.

To work at these positions, one first had to purchase the identity of a basic free worker before going to the interview.

Of course, this identity was not expensive for people living in the territories. It only cost two hundred Trading Points, and it could be stacked onto one's existing identity without conflict.

However, there was no such thing as a free lunch. That was exactly where the trap lay.

An independent free electrician like Su Mo would not be restricted in the number of interviews he could attend.

Even if he found a new job today, worked for two days, and quit because he was dissatisfied, he could return here to search again the next day.

But once someone who had purchased a basic free worker identity succeeded in an interview and took a job, they would have to pay twice the previous price to return here after resigning.

That meant four hundred Trading Points for the next purchase.

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