Chapter 119 - 117 Good News
Li Pan pursed her lips without a word, "Sorry, Mr. Zhang, I’m not interested in your proposal, and as for the installation of the aiming point, you should talk to the Base Commander, I don’t have a say in this. My farm isn’t short on funds, so you don’t need to worry about me. Please stop bothering me."
Feeling gloomy, she put the matter out of her mind and concentrated on continuing her work. She checked the medicinal materials in the woodland one by one, infused them with superpower, and just waited for a few months until these medicinal materials could be harvested and resupplied to No.9 Farm.
The cheese and milk powder equipment installed in No.7 Farm had started trial operation. Right now, the main focus was to first produce some products to see what deficiencies there were. Official production might have to wait until after tomorrow. Cheesemaking also required time to ferment and there were other issues like testing for food safety, among an array of problems.
Currently handling various licenses and certificates, it was Gao Wenbin and Shi Lei among a few others who were responsible for this matter. It wasn’t complicated, but rather tedious and meticulous.
New employees were also hired at the store to help Yang Zhengfei.
Some ordinary women were hired to work as temporary workers in the kitchen, responsible for food preparation, signing contracts annually, and free to resign and leave if they informed half a month in advance; meals were provided but not accommodation, which was their own request since they had a place to live.
They were in charge of assisting Yang Zhengfei with miscellaneous tasks like serving customers, cleaning, and washing chickens and ducks, working at the store’s backyard rather than entering the farm.
The raw materials for the roast meat shop were all from the farm’s breeding area, raised on wheat straw and grains, genuine free-range poultry, which tasted very aromatic when cooked.
With the store’s expansion, naturally more people were hired for miscellaneous tasks. Yang Zhengfei and Gu Yun were overwhelmed, and other farm members couldn’t help them out anymore. Gao Wenbin believed that everyone should gradually become independent and not muddle everything together.
The elder members didn’t mind extra work, but the new workers might feel differently, possibly complaining internally, "I work more but don’t get paid more, and my bonus shouldn’t be taken into account as a reward," which over time could lead to resentment and complicate management.