Ms. Yan sounded sarcastic.
Her family's business was doing well, and they had expanded the scope. They were very busy these days, and the profits were plentiful. The whole family was very motivated.
Therefore, Shao Erlang was hired to work there as well.
Shao Silang had been promoted to become a manager.
Shao Silang was paid 3 liang a month, and he only gave 2 out of those towards the shared savings, and kept one for their own use.
Shao Erlang was not as well-treated as the son-in-law of the Yan Family, and was working as a minor employee. He was paid according to how much he worked. His salary was no more than 2-3 qian a month.
Ms. Zhang had only paid half a month's shared savings and was already asking her mother-in-law for 10 liang for her mother's family. She even said that Shao Erlang could pay that back with his salary as if his salary was huge.
