Chen Hsing-yu Loses Out in Clinic Benefits Showdown as Chao Chien-ming's Perks Revealed
Translated from Chinese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- A comparison of clinic benefits between Chen Hsing-yu and Chao Chien-ming has sparked online discussion.
- Chao Chien-ming's clinic reportedly offers benefits like free meals, unlimited drinks, and the latest iPhones for nurses.
- Chen Hsing-yu's dental clinic provides standard benefits including bonuses, overtime pay, and travel subsidies.
A comparison of employee benefits between former President Chen Shui-bian's daughter, dentist Chen Hsing-yu, and her ex-husband, Chao Chien-ming, has become a topic of online discussion, particularly regarding their respective clinics.
Recent online commentary highlighted that nurses at Chao Chien-ming's clinic were seen using the latest iPhone models, leading to speculation about attractive salary packages. A closer look at publicly available recruitment information reveals significant differences in the perks offered by the two clinics.
Chen Hsing-yu's dental clinic offers benefits typical of traditional medical institutions. These include a base salary plus bonuses, overtime pay, full attendance bonuses, year-end and holiday bonuses, and annual salary increases based on performance. Additionally, the clinic provides subsidies for marriage, childbirth, and domestic and international travel.
In contrast, Chao Chien-ming's "Chao Fu Spine Orthopedics Clinic" reportedly offers more distinctive employee benefits. Beyond standard bonuses, the clinic explicitly advertises "free meals" and "unlimited coffee and drinks." For employee leave, it is noted that "no makeup work days are required." The clinic also features "rest rooms" and provides comprehensive entertainment and bonus systems, including domestic and international travel, travel subsidies, year-end parties, spring banquets, birthday celebrations, and afternoon tea. Employees are also covered by special public duty insurance.
Originally published by Liberty Times in Chinese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.