Chinese Company Introduces Paid 'Rain Leave' for Employees Amid Frequent Showers
Woman Gets 7-Day ‘Rain Leave’ With Pay, Internet Calls It ‘Dream Job Perk’
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A company in Changsha, Hunan province, China, has introduced a unique 'rain leave' policy, allowing employees to take seven days of paid leave during rainy days. This initiative aims to alleviate commuting difficulties caused by heavy rainfall, a common issue in the region, and has garnered positive reactions on social media.
- 01Employees in Changsha can take seven days of paid leave during rainy weather.
- 02The initiative was introduced by Mala Wangzi, a snack brand founded in 2009.
- 03The idea was inspired by employee feedback regarding commuting challenges during heavy rain.
- 04Prizes were also awarded during a lottery, including useful items like dryers and rain boots.
- 05The policy has received widespread acclaim on social media, with many calling it a dream job perk.
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In a creative move to support employees during the rainy season, Mala Wangzi, a snack company based in Changsha, Hunan province, China, has implemented a 'rain leave' policy. Employees can take seven days of paid leave whenever it rains, addressing the common commuting difficulties faced during the region's frequent downpours, particularly from March to June. The concept was introduced by the founder's son, who noted the city's challenging weather, where it rains for 82 out of 90 days. To promote the new policy, the company held a lottery where employees could win various prizes, including a fully automatic dryer and rain boots, alongside the coveted rain leave. The initiative has sparked positive reactions online, with many expressing envy and admiration for the thoughtful approach to employee welfare.
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This policy significantly eases the stress of commuting during heavy rains, improving employee morale and productivity.
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