Here's why netizens felt winning a year's worth of leave was not a great prize:
Annual leave or paid leave is a rare and precious commodity for working adults. After all, it’s the only way we get to have days off! Most of the time, we tend to hoard our leave as we don’t get too much of it. Well, this lucky man not only won his paid leave, he got a whole year’s worth of it!
A firm in China recently held their annual dinner to reward their employees for their hard work. As it turns out, one man won the grand prize of a lucky draw. To the surprise of many, the prize was a year’s worth of paid leave!The video of the incident showing the lucky employee with his award went viral. The man could be seen with a woman and kids, presumably his family, holding a large cheque declaring he had a year’s worth of paid leave.
According to another employee, Ms. Chen, who worked in the administrative department, this was the company’s first annual meeting in three years. As such, they had planned to have a big surprise for their employees during the lucky draw; a grand prize of a year’s paid leave.The boss was reportedly surprised when the male employee, who reportedly holds a managerial position, won the prize. He hadn’t thought an employee would win. However, according to Ms.
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