Tech planet March 27 news, recently, Gree Electric Appliances did not pay the housing provident fund to employees in full, which caused heated discussion among netizens.
It is reported that the news comes from a housing provident fund appeal reply issued by the Housing Provident Fund Management Center of Zhuhai City, Guangdong Province, which shows that Gree Electric Appliance Company did not contribute to the housing provident fund for employees according to the average monthly wage of the previous year. In response to this matter, Gree Electric Appliances said that it is studying the supplementary payment plan, and the supplementary payment amount is also being further calculated.
In response to the hot questions discussed by netizens, the Housing Provident Fund Management Center of Zhuhai City, Guangdong Province, responded that the document is true, and the failure to pay the housing provident fund to employees in full is not unique in Gree.
As soon as the matter was exposed, netizens commented on their views, and some netizens said that the social security and provident fund of many private companies actually do not pay in full or even do not pay to employees, after all, this cost is indeed very large.
Some netizens also believe that five insurances and one gold are the basic interests of employees and should be protected by law, and everyone should protect their basic rights and not let enterprises rub the edge and drill loopholes.
Some netizens also mentioned that Dong Mingzhu said before that Gree employees have each issued a house and do not need a provident fund. Netizens said that if the company can do to give every employee a house, then the provident fund can indeed be unwanted. But if you don't send it, you have to pay the provident fund.
Previously, according to media reports, Dong Mingzhu had clearly expressed his approval for the cancellation of the provident fund. She said that the housing provident fund is not necessary, like Gree does not need it, each employee has issued a house, where can you still use the provident fund?