Mr. Worker and the two Mr. Coworkers were also discussing what the lawyer had said.
"That sounds pretty good. If it's only a test of my work at my station, I don't think I'll lose to anyone!"
The lawyer had just said that every so often, the factory would hold an event resembling a major technical competition.
If they took first place, they could receive a title like "Advanced Technical Worker," allowing them to receive an additional ten-thousandth of their pension when they collected it.
There were many such selection events, and that was what made them so appealing!
They might not be good at professional knowledge, but if it was only a test of practical skills, none of them would think they were inferior to anyone else.
"That sounds pretty good, but I just don't know whether they'll be able to carry it through."
Mr. Coworker was also somewhat worried. No matter how good the policy was, it still needed an environment in which it could be implemented.
Someone soon took the initiative to ask the lawyer about their confusion. "What happens if our factory doesn't operate well and goes bankrupt?"
The people's voices quieted somewhat. The lawyer took a document from his briefcase, read it for a moment, and found the relevant clause.
"The money in the security fund account definitely won't be touched. If the company goes bankrupt, you can choose to withdraw your pension in one lump sum, according to the regulations."
"Or you can transfer your pension to another company, as long as you can find a company willing to accept you."
"Strictly speaking, no matter how the factory or company performs, you won't lose out."
At this moment, someone suddenly shouted, "What if I die?"
The lawyer pointed at that person. "Then your children