“There was a lack of sufficient and effective communication, resulting in an adverse impact,” said the Changzhou Municipal Human Resources and Social Security Bureau.
MANAGERS PUNISHED, GRADUATES COMPENSATED
Xingyu issued an initial apology on Aug 27 before releasing a more detailed statement on Monday (Sep 7), acknowledging lapses and announcing disciplinary action against four managers.
The company said management had erred in its assessment and acted “hastily” without fully considering that the graduates had only recently joined the company.
Using similar language as the authorities, the firm said some staff members had been “simplistic and…
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