Ji Rui understood very well why Mr. Ji would use this trick to restrain him.
Several years ago, when Ji Rui had not yet taken the position of president of the Ji Family, the Ji Family's projects were basically outsourced to major contractors or construction companies, meaning that the workers on these sites were not official employees of the Ji Family. Due to high turnover, wages were mostly settled weekly or even daily, with generally no documentation left.
But after Ji Rui took office, considering the outdated benefits and severe injury problems of these employees, he enforced each contractor to provide normal insurance and equivalent benefits to every worker as an official employee of the Ji Family when undertaking projects.
Thus, these seemingly highly mobile construction workers actually had detailed records on the Ji Family's side for every penny they earned each month.
