Jiaqi Jiang's parents both do odd jobs, not even considered temporary workers.
The most their boss might do is provide accident insurance for a little over 100 a year.
In case of any accidents, it's at least some sort of safety net.
They haven't even heard of things like the five social insurances and one housing fund.
To be blunt, the older generation in the countryside is trading time and health for money.
Every penny they earn is hard-earned money.
When they grow old and are no longer needed, they have to retire.
Jiang Tao had heard from his mom before that even on the job they were doing odd jobs with an old lady in her 80s.
Rural elders without social insurance and urban retirees with social insurance are completely like living in two different worlds.
The salary Jiang Tao offered wasn't low, the key point was it included social insurance and a housing fund.
Moreover, as they registered as a legitimate company, everything can go through Beijing's social security.
