Ye Qian first prepared the food, white noodles, dried noodles, cornmeal, etc., and packed them into portions. This time, there was no rice for sale. The rice in the 1960s was not very tasty. Ye Qian planned to keep the rice in the space for herself, although

There is still a lot, but it should be prepared for emergencies.

Brown sugar, white sugar, rock sugar, and honey are all prepared.

The oil in the space is not sold much, so I found a lot of glass bottles and packed them one by one.

I opened the large outer packaging bags of milk powder and soy milk powder. The small packaging bags inside are transparent without logos. I plan to sell them directly like this.

He also took out two iron pots, the medium-sized ones used in later generations.

I have been living in the dormitory and have no place to cook my own food. There is still a lot of meat in the space, including beef, mutton, pork, and fish. I took out some.

There are still a lot of canned meat, canned fish, and canned fruits in the space, but I was too lazy to clean them today, so I didn’t take them out this time.

After preparing these supplies, Ye Qian left the grain factory directly after get off work on Saturday.

First I went to a state-owned hotel for dinner, then found a deserted place to put on makeup, put on a wig, and changed clothes. After dark, I walked out of the space carrying a small backpack that I hadn't used for a long time.

, went directly to the black market.

Ye Qian brought a lot of things with her this time, but the fastest selling item was food. She also knew that food was the most important thing for the people, and nothing was more important than food.

But other supplies that are in short supply are also selling well. After all, there are many factories here and everyone's living conditions are quite good. I also want to use other supplies to improve my life.

The next morning, Ye Qian went to the textile factory. There were many female workers there. She sold several sets of g orders, and also sold many scarves, hairpins, and hair ropes. The scarf was a gift when she bought clothes.

In the afternoon, I visited the mines and wineries, shooting one shot at a time and changing the place, just for fear of being caught.

I went to the black market again in the evening and finally sold out all the things I had prepared.

In the middle of the night, I didn't go back to the grain factory dormitory, but hid directly in the space, looking at the colorful tickets and a lot of solidarity.

Ye Qian counted more than 2,300 yuan and several tickets sold in the past two days.

There are still 2 pairs of leather shoes in the ticket. I will buy 2 pairs of leather shoes during my next break.

Including the previous savings, I now have more than 5,300 yuan in my hand, and I don't usually use these savings.

My monthly salary is enough.

Ye Qian is now a temporary worker, earning 17 yuan a month, which sounds like a small amount of money, but the grain factory covers her salary, so she doesn't have much expenses except for food.

Three meals a day are basically provided in the cafeteria. Breakfast includes soy milk, steamed buns, and up to 2 taels of food stamps. Depending on the menu at noon, the food stamps range from 2 to 4 taels of food stamps. It is the same at night. I occasionally go out to eat, but not much.

I get 36 kilograms of food stamps every month. I am still a temporary worker. If I become a regular worker, I will get 48 kilograms of food stamps. I count it as one kilogram of grain every day, so I have a surplus every month, not to mention that I can’t eat one every day.

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Then there is the salary. The salary of a temporary worker is 17 yuan, 60 cents and 4 cents. I calculate it at 1-2 cents every morning. Meat buns and fried dough sticks are 15 cents each, and a cup of soy milk is 0.5 cents. They are not available every day.

Most of the steamed buns and fried dough sticks are steamed buns, and the steamed buns are all two-faced noodles. The steamed buns with three-faced noodles are 0.5 yuan each.

Lunch and dinner have 1-cent set meals, and you can also order your own meals. A meal costs about 2-3 cents. Calculated in this way, it costs about 5-6 cents a day. A month's salary is just enough, even if you eat out occasionally.

, I can’t even post a few dollars.

Of course, the canteen also has more expensive dishes, but the canteen is reluctant to provide oil and salt for cooking, so the fried food is not delicious. For that money, I might as well go to a state-owned restaurant.

If I can become a regular employee, does that mean I can save some money every month?

With this idea, Ye Qian succeeded in surprising herself. After all, it is normal for the salary to be insufficient in the future, and it is normal to have some savings, but the zeros on the credit card bill will always be much more than the zeros on the deposit.

After settling the accounts, Ye Qian simply washed up and rested directly in the space.

…

Ye Qian got up very early the next day. The black market was not close to the grain factory, so she had to take a bus to go back.

When Ye Qian arrived at the office, she saw Pan Huiyu coming out of President Feng's office again.

What are these two doing so early in the morning?

Ye Qian ignored her and walked directly into the office. Seeing that others had already arrived, she said hello.

There are no tasks today and everyone is sitting idle in the office.

President Feng came to the office and informed us that we would have a meeting at 2 p.m. to announce something.

Turning her head to look at Pan Huiyu, with a smile on her face, Ye Qian just thought that these two people were up to something.

Unexpectedly, during the afternoon meeting, President Feng notified us of our regular appointment.

Chairman Feng: "You two have been working in the grain factory for half a year. In view of your good performance, the grain factory has decided to let you become regular employees."

He handed us the regularization notice and said, "Here is your regularization notice. Starting from next month, your wages and benefits will be adjusted."

You must know that it is not easy to become a regular employee in this era. The opinions of the leaders of your department account for a large part. The leader must feel that you cannot become a regular employee, even if you work as a temporary worker for a few years.

But speaking of work performance? What kind of work performance does Pan Huiyu have?

Since starting work after the New Year, Chen Xiaoling asked her to go out for field work together, and she refused to go out because it was not my job.

After allocating the welfare tickets every month, I sit in the office every day, drink water, eat melon seeds, and chew my wife's tongue. I am even more leisurely than Chairman Feng.

As soon as President Feng said these words, everyone's expressions became a little playful. Pan Huiyu, aside from other things, should not be given a regular position just for the towel matter. How long has it been since this happened?

It will take some time for everyone to forget about it before mentioning the regularization, but I can't control this matter.

But Pan Huiyu became a full-time official because of Chairman Feng’s behind-the-scenes efforts. He and Pan Huiyu were in the same department. If Pan Huiyu, a person with stains, could become a full-time employee but he didn’t, I don’t know what others would think when they saw it, so President Feng asked him to

Become a full-time employee with Pan Huiyu?

If that's the case, then he still takes advantage of Pan Huiyu?

Don’t be what you think!

really.

After get off work, Pan Huiyu stopped her on the way back to her dormitory and said arrogantly, "You have to thank me properly this time. It's all because of me that you became a full-time employee this time."

Ye Qian chuckled: "Because of you? Our regularization was unanimously agreed by the leaders. Are you the leader?" Ye Qian was too lazy to pay attention to her.
Chapter completed!