Compensation. Wages. Money.
No, it’s not just money. Employees work as long as the job is suited for the passion they have, even if the pay is a little lower. As long as they get paid. As long as they can make a living. If they could hold their livelihood with it, people will take any job, as long as it’s attractive enough. It’s much better than dying Oh! People who don’t care, as long as they get work, don’t exist Idiots like those exist at times. However, they are tight with their life. Therefore, they can say such stupidity. Those who worry about their meal in the future, especially the younger ones, will never say, I just want to work, I don’t care what I have to do. If they were to say that, then they’re just lunatics Jii-chan said. There’s no person in this world who works for free. They can’t exist. Manual labor will always have compensation. That is why volunteers who do social activities without asking for payment are precious But, I heard some comic storytellers and their disciples working for free. Hmm, if it was during the Edo period, disciples need to pay for the apprenticeship to the merchant. Sometimes, giving their master, or teacher their pocket money
I guess it’s still not free.
But in exchange, their minimum necessities are guaranteed. They won’t have full bellies, but they won’t starve either. They’ll have a place to sleep too. And they get clothes as well
Guaranteed necessities.
They’re not slaves. And they’re only due the bare minimum
Jii-chan snorts.
Therefore, if one’s a disciple of some merchant, they have no problems with food. It meant that they keep on living for sure. That was the modern society during the Meiji era, and it had a great significance Yeah, it’s the age where people starve to death. On the other hand, taking in a disciple in an entertainment hall means that the person needs enough influence to feed the disciple. A teacher who can’t provide his own necessities can’t possibly take in a disciple. That’s mostly the relationship between the teacher and pupil The disciple is guaranteed the minimum necessities, and so he can work for free. Then, that disciple will work under his teacher for 24 hours a day in the entertainment hall. There’s no other work. The disciple will watch his master and other entertainers, and polish his craft. Before long, he will enter his master’s performance and get paid. It’s an early opening for the entertainment hall, and so there’s hardly any customers. Then, if the craft is highly evaluated, the disciple will come in at a later time, little by little. The pay raises, and soon enough, the disciple will become independent of their master That’s how it works with the entertainment hall back then. Therefore, I don’t understand why some recent workers in the entertainment industry work on a side-job when they’re not earning. Don’t their teachers have to provide their necessities? Maybe, youngsters who are okay as long as they have food, clothing, a place to sleep, but.
Before all that, I don’t think there’s any entertainer with a master nowadays.
However, no matter what job it is, what’s most important is to gain experience in the place for as long as possible. No matter how many side jobs you have, you must improve your crafts. No matter how far you get, you must act like an entertainer pupil.Or so I believe Hmm. Let’s put that aside and return to the topic. Anyway, this world doesn’t have a person who would do something and not get rewarded. However, some people are okay as long as their basic necessities are guaranteed Jii-chan said. The black companies they call are those who are good at seeing that. They make sure that the person is okay with labor, where their wages will keep them barely living. And they’ll put them to good use while making sure the worker doesn’t die But, if I recall, there are workers who forced themselves too hard that they died? That kind of company is no longer a business. Business needs living workers. It’s a disgrace if you let your workers die from work
I see.
Besides, if the manager’s done that, they’d prefer to expose it to the mass media, worse, letting it out during the election. That’s the two ways it will go with the company1
I see.
The truly fearsome managers are those who don’t like to go expose themselves. Covert. That group is far more difficult
I see.
Now then, we’re done with the people who will work for the minimum wage. Let’s change to the exact opposite of that
Jii-chan changes the topic.
On the other hand, those who want a high wage. Wage higher than others. However, everyday work is hopelessly dull. It’s more of a waste of time. I think that there are jobs in this world that have no use and is just a waste of time. Imagine entering such profession Oh, going to an office, yet you do nothing.
But, the pay is absurdly high.
Would you take that job?
I.
I don’t think so. Even if it pays a lot.
I don’t feel alive in that routine.
You might not take it, but most people would endure that Huh, really? Indeed. No matter how tedious the job can be, or should I say that even when you’re confined in that job, holidays will come. No matter how bored you are with the job, as long as you have money, it is worth during the non-work hours i see. Most people are like that. People with high salaries don’t work to their fullest. Salary isn’t proportional to the work contents
Jii-chan said.
I just acquired Shirasaka house’s TV station the other day, didn’t I?
Oh, right. Jii-chan took over the TV station from the Shirasaka house.
And after examination, the TV station seems to have allocated cars for their regular employees Allocated cars? Indeed. You see, TV stations have a lot of people who come into them, so there are taxis. And there is an employee whose job is to call taxis Huh? Can’t they just do that normally?
Like, the staff contacting them while the show’s running.
No, they have talents and managers too, they can make the call themselves.
However, for some reason, they have someone in charge for allocation of cars, and he’s receiving a high salary Why? I don’t know. If it’s a big company then I’ll understand it, but, it’s just a section that I don’t understand It’s a TV station, and yet, it would be boring to just call a taxi from morning until evening However, with a high salary and high social status, the employee won’t quit, even if their job is tedious
Haa.
Now, Kuromori-kun. You will become a manager soon. Have you thought of the salary of your employees yet?
Jii-chan grinned.
Would you have them work with salaries that allow them to have minimum necessities? Or would you use all of the earnings to pay your employees?
That’s.
Well, paying them the bare minimum would be out of the question. But that doesn’t mean that you’re giving them meaningless high pay
I see. High pay doesn’t mean that you’ll find a personnel who work hard.
The administrative division of Japan has more-or-less decided on the minimum wage. You’ll have to pay that much. That’s natural, but.
First, I must pay them the minimum wage, no matter what they do.
I need to think about the costs of the pastries and location too.
Paying those who work with their wages is a must.
Then, how will you establish your business and the pay for your employees?
I thought of paying the workers as much as possible with my profits.
Listen. Employees will apply if they see the sum of your salary. Naturally, they’ll apply if you give them high pay
That’s right, I have to hire people and continue recruiting.
As long as the bakery stands, there will be the application, hiring, and training.