
996 is a character of working that demands workers to work from 9am to 9pm, 6 days a week. Illegal but welcomed by many employers, for they think it can help them create more economic profits.
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"9-9-6, işçilerin haftanın 6 günü sabah 9'dan akşam 9'a kadar çalışmalarını talep eden bir çalışma karakteridir. Yasadışı ancak birçok işveren tarafından memnuniyetle karşılanıyor çünkü daha fazla ekonomik kar elde etmelerine yardımcı olabileceğini düşünüyorlar."
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996 is a character of working that demands workers to work from 9am to 9pm, 6 days a week. Illegal but welcomed by many employers, for they think it can help them create more economic profits.
Yeah it's sad Can be stopped in case of complaint ?
I wish, but it seems not so effective now. Need to focus on this continuously.
Some employers even implemented the 715-working: 15 hours to work a day, 7 workdays one week. Sure, you read that right, 7 days a week, as if days in a week were more than seven.
This is really bad ! It is very difficult to work in these conditions
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Thank u
An interesting text indeed. But how should I pronounce "996" ? An no video to check...
Jiu-jiu-liu, nine-nine-six, neun-neun-sechs, neuf-neuf-six, nueve-nueve-seis... Take one of them or not of them
I asked because in French (and probably in other languages), it is very unnatural to spell a number digit by digit. If you hear "Neuf-neuf-six", you have to rush to your calculator to see what it means.. There are languages where it would result in something like "four to thousand".
Perhaps it would be better writing "9-9-6"?
Oh, I see. Updated now.
C'est courant dans les chansons mais "- "il est logique de mettre
Thanks. I think that this expression is not in use here. We would rather say "six fois douze" (six times twelve).
9-9-6 is a character of working that demands workers to work from 9am to 9pm, 6 days a week as routine, no overtime salary. Illegal but welcomed by many employers, for they think it can help them create more economic profits.
Some employers even implemented the 7-15 working: 15 hours to work a day, 7 workdays one week. Sure, you read that right, 7 days to work in a week, as if days in a week were more than seven.