Chapter 1281 - 1283
Go to the union? Gong Ruwen never thought of that.
More importantly, things haven’t reached that point yet.
"Why did you suddenly suggest I go to the union?" Gong Ruwen was puzzled.
"If you don’t go to the union, brother, you’ll lose your reputation." Look, if those idiots hadn’t spread this to Jing University, she might not have even found out.
Lose my reputation? Gong Ruwen was confused, looking at Gong Ruini with a puzzled expression.
Gong Ruini reluctantly explained, "It’s being rumored at Jing University that you are a greedy guy."
"They’re saying you resigned because you demanded a high salary, and when the factory leadership didn’t agree, you quit." Just thinking about it made Gong Ruini feel disgusted with those people.
Not willing to pay the money is one thing, but trying to smear her brother is something Gong Ruini cannot forgive.
"They’re spreading rumors because they know you don’t intend to make a big fuss about it." One party is shameless, the other is an honest person—how could they bully you like this?
Zhao Xuran wasn’t in the mood to handle business affairs, putting down the file, "I don’t think this matter can be just overlooked."
These days, Gong Ruwen has been truly disgusted by the factory leaders, but despite being disgusted, he has been steadily handing over his work.
"I believe I’ve seriously handed over the materials I worked on."
"There’s no need to go to the union; they won’t speak on Rui Wen’s behalf." Zhao Xuran, being a boss, understood the tricks within such organizations.
"One is clearly leaving the factory, and there’s no way they’re going to side with him; while the other is the factory leaders, who can make things difficult at any time." Even a fool knows whom to choose.
"We can’t just go straight to court, can we?" If it goes to court, the factory can simply pay the money and say he’s greedy, leaving him stuck.
Yes, going to court might get the money, but the reputation would be even more ruined.
What to do, Gong Ruini was tapping her hand on the table, "Got it."
Gong Ruini suddenly came up with an idea, but she couldn’t solve it alone.
Got it? Zhao Xuran and Gong Ruwen looked at Gong Ruini, wanting to know what good idea she had come up with.
"I’ll write an article using the spirit of the contract, and if possible, I think we can publish it in the newspaper."
Using this? "You can’t write which specific organization, right?" What’s the difference between writing it and not?
"I indeed can’t write that. Down the road, it’s up to you, brother, to take the report I write and tell people about this." Gong Ruini knew the method wasn’t great but had no other choice.
Ah, just seeing people and talking about it—Zhao Xuran felt uncomfortable with that idea.
"I’m up for it." Gong Ruwen wasn’t concerned now, "As long as it reaches the media, those shameless people—why should I give them face?"
"While at it, tell people in the unit; they don’t want to mention it within the organization."
"I’m already leaving, and they still won’t let me go."
"But doing that will completely ruin relations; why would they act that way when they have backing?"
Gong Ruwen knew Zhao Xuran didn’t want him in such a difficult position, "I won’t be so foolish, even though I’ve resigned, I haven’t left yet."
"With the report, I can discuss the contract with them, tell others that agreements must be honored—otherwise, who will continue doing business with us?"
"Actually, it would be great if the Dai Family supported us. If they could use a professional angle to launch a series of legal awareness activities." Yes, catching one person and talking about this—whether they’re busy or if they truly care.
Would they say Zhao Xuran and the others are nagging, so it’s better to start right from professional media so they’ll genuinely fear later.
After consideration, Zhao Xuran and Gong Ruwen agreed, "I think this proposal is good."
"Having the Dai Family handle this is really a good idea."
"Yes, this could also provide the Dai Family with certain benefits."
Standing in the legal community, this is precisely about providing legal education to the public, gaining fame, while targeting certain individuals.
Previously, Gong Ruini and the others might have worried if this approach went too far, possibly displeasing people, but now they no longer think this way.
Now they must become a hedgehog: if someone makes a move, immediately strike back; every attack will be met until they completely fear them.
After reaching consensus, Gong Ruini hurriedly got to writing the article.
Regardless of whether the Dai Family is willing to help, this article must be written.
"I hope the Dai Family will help." Although Gong Ruini wished they would help, she couldn’t pin too much hope on it.
After such a big shock, they might hesitate to stir up trouble again.
However, if the Dai Family is unwilling, there’ll be another solution, "Brother, do you think if we hire someone to speak the truth publicly how it would help?"
Using the method those people initially used, putting them in an uncomfortable position—let’s see how they enjoy it.
This method is feasible, but Gong Ruwen wasn’t keen on it, "Widespread isn’t useful; we need continuous spread within the factory."
"Disgust those leaders right in their ears."
"Disgusting them serves no purpose—their hearts are already so black. Speaking ill won’t make a difference." Zhao Xuran walked over, rejecting Gong Ruwen’s suggestion.
"Better let their subordinates know—now they can target you, in future, who knows who among them will be targeted."
Gong Ruwen quietly nestled in one corner, considering various problems.
Gong Ruini hadn’t submitted to magazines before, but she had submitted pieces for school publications a few times, so she was fairly skilled.
Finished with the writing, she handed it to Zhao Xuran, "Brother Xuran, take a look for me."
Zhao Xuran took it, glanced through quickly, "Not bad."
"It’s just missing follow-up; you’ll need to write related case studies later."
"The Dai Family said they hope to make it a series, then use those cases for a legal awareness activity."
Oh, so the Dai Family agreed? Gong Ruini was surprised.
Previously, seeing Zhao Xuran just come over without mentioning whether the Dai Family consented, she assumed they declined.
"They actually agreed?"
Gong Ruwen, too excited to think, if the Dai Family stepped in, the matter would be much easier to resolve.
Zhao Xuran nodded, smiling cheerfully, "Of course, when I take action, there’s no getting rolled back."
Bah, that’s just boasting. If the Dai Family were indeed easy to persuade, they wouldn’t have idly watched them get oppressed before.
"Is this guilt?" Gong Ruwen asked quietly.
Zhao Xuran responded, "I guess they’re feeling guilty—since they didn’t support us before, now they’re considering helping us once."
"Especially since they stand to benefit; of course, they won’t pass it up."