The Garment Factory Director also felt Jiang Xia was right. Since Jiang Xia was helping him sell them, he would make money if they sold, and he would lose nothing if they didn't.
The factory had stopped work as well, and since it couldn't pay wages, the workers were unwilling to come in.
Some workers had already found other jobs.
He also knew that clothes worth hundreds of thousands were piled up here, so finding someone to take over would be difficult. After all, the stockpiled clothes cost more than taking over the factory itself.
Besides, the factory buildings were old. Although they had been renovated several years ago, the equipment was practically ready to be scrapped.
Most of those who came to look were Hong Kong Businessmen, and they all said they didn't want the clothes. The costs were too high.
The city now had an Industrial Zone, and Foreign Merchants received preferential policies for investing in and building factories. Wouldn't building a new factory be better than acquiring this old one?
Besides, the Garment Factory wasn't very large. Its floor area was only around two thousand square meters.
"All right." The Garment Factory Director thought it over, then agreed.
Seeing that he had agreed, Jiang Xia discussed the details with him.
"How many months of wages does our factory owe the workers?"
Director: "Most of them are owed four months. Some are only owed three months."
Jiang Xia said, "Let the factory workers choose from this batch of clothes first. The money for the clothes can be deducted from their wages."
The director shook his head and waved his hands as soon as he heard that. "I already talked to the factory workers about this. They don't want their wages deducted for clothes. They only want money, not