A company in China let employees take as much cash as they could as a year-end bonus

The extraordinary event of the “Henan Quangshan Crane” company took place in the middle of February. In the hall where the party was held, 800 hospitality tables were placed for no less than 7,000 company employees. Under bright colored lights, the excited workers, dressed in formal suits, gazed at the huge stacks of bills laid out on the long tables. According to the report in the South Korean newspaper “Chosun Daily”, one of the lucky workers even managed to return home with an amount of cash equivalent to $13,000.

When asked why he chose the method of distributing physical bills instead of a bank deposit, Paijon replied: “Some people ask why we don’t just transfer the money to their accounts, but this way, it’s just cold numbers.”

“It’s not that I just like to hand out money,” Paigeon summed up his management philosophy. “The point is that today’s young people are kneeling under the burden of car loans and mortgages, and any relief we can offer them simply helps.”