In Nanning City, Guangxi Province, taxi drivers lined up in front of the auto rental company. Police officers were also present. There were so many taxis that you couldn’t even see where the line ends.
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A man said:
“There are too many taxis. Drivers just want to return the cars. But the company owner would not come out. Look at the many taxis. Can you see where it ends? The parking lot is full. Police are also here.”
Rearrange version:
Take a look how long the car line is and you can’t see where it ends.
The company would’t let the cars enter the lot.
Police are also here.
The parking lot is full.
We just want to return the cars.
The company owner would not come out.
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The following video was shot In Jinan City, Shandong Province.
Many taxis parked outside the auto rental company. It was said that these drivers were hoping to negotiate their monthly fees.
During the pandemic, Chinese taxi drivers suffer from lack of passengers and persisting monthly charges from auto rental companies. Videos on social media show taxi driver protests taking place in China.
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Among them, 26 nurses had been to Hubei Province, the epicenter of the CCP virus, to fight the pandemic on the frontline. They have not received any bonuses so far for risking their lives; instead, what was waiting for them was a layoff disguised as “voluntary resignation.”

A medical professional of the hospital released a video on May 1, asking hospital authorities to give everyone a reasonable explanation.
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“On May 1, Labor Day, a holiday that advocates for the protection of employees’ rights and interests, 40 medical staff from the Xianyang Maternal and Child Health Hospital received a ‘resignation application’ that they were asked to sign. We originally thought this outbreak might be a turning point for medical staff to get better wages and earn more respect, but the reality has taught us we were too naive. We were hailed as heroes for a short period of time, but that did not bring any fundamental change.

“Within my network, I know that some nurses who have worked on the frontline have applied to change their status from temporary to permanent employees of the hospital, there are also frontline nurses whose only hope was to keep their jobs. We hope that Xianyang Maternal and Child Health Hospital will give us a reasonable explanation. Why did the hospital authorities decide to get rid of these medical staff who had been sent to the frontline of the pandemic?

“I also hope that the so-called ‘benefits’ we received when fighting the virus will not be the highest standard for us medical staff in this lifetime.”
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The statement of “voluntary resignation” forced them to claim that “I want to resign due to personal reasons” and “I promise that I will not pursue any compensation from the hospital with any excuse.”

The hospital authorities announced on their official blog on April 30 that the layoff was a decision made in November last year in response to “shrinking operations,” and the execution had been delayed because of the CCP virus pandemic.

“Any distorted report about our layoff will likely be used by foreign anti-China forces to incite public opinion,” the hospital announcement wrote, as a warning message to anyone who attempts to question the layoffs.

In the chat message she showed in her video, a nurse complained that they worked 12 hours a day from January 25 to late March, but their wage was based on 8 hours a day, and the extra bonus for working on the frontline was only 100 yuan ($14.2) a month.

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