During the disturbance, He Jiong's name accidentally broke into the public eye. A breaking news article ignited the heat of the Internet and made him the center of hot topics.
The subject of the article revolves around a complaint filed by a netizen named Su Li, claiming that He Jiong owed her sister three years of nanny salary, and unjustly fired her, even listing her as a legal person in his father's company without giving any compensation. Su Li also showed the court's verdict, proving that she had won the first instance, while He Jiong filed a second-instance lawsuit.
First of all, Su Yu claimed that he had worked in He Jiong's house for three years, but his salary for three years was actually owed. This is puzzling because often, even if wages are several months in arrears, employees consider whether to continue working. And why Su Li waited until a year later to break out this problem also led to speculation. Plus, three years without pay, which doesn't sound very reasonable.
Secondly, How did Su Yu become a corporate legal person? Usually, the job responsibilities of a nanny do not include company management, so this arrangement may seem a bit bizarre.
However, over time, some new information surfaced. Some netizens claimed that the reason why He Jiong made Su Yu a company legal person was to buy social security for her as a reward for her careful care of his mother. Therefore, the company paid the nanny salary in full every month. But Su Yu seems to be trying to exploit the loophole in the contract to demand double wages for the nanny and the employee, while demanding that He Jiong pay 1.19 million yuan in compensation. This plot sparked more speculation, and it seems that Su Yu tried to find loopholes in the law and eventually won the case.
From Su Li's accusation, we see that He Jiong is a kind person who regards Su Yu as family. But in the end, this sincerity seemed misunderstood, leading to a public controversy.
Although He Jiong has not commented on the incident, Su Li has deleted her complaint video and restricted comment permissions. This incident once again highlights how quickly rumors spread and the impact on personal reputation in the Internet age. In this regard, we can't help but reflect on how one's words and actions affect others, and whether we need more responsibility and moral bottom line in the dissemination of information. Firmly supporting He Jiong to protect his rights and interests should not encourage the arrogance of bad behavior, and time will eventually reveal the truth.