Life Reset: I’m the Master in the Officialdom

Wen Tao immediately returned to his desk and said to Cui Hu, "I'll be right down. Please notify Liu Jianquan from the police station and have him lead a team to maintain order!"

In later generations, Wentao also dealt with many such collective "petitions" to seek justice and had considerable experience, but he encountered such a thing on his first day in office. Isn't it a bit too coincidental!

The Longwan Town Layer Chicken Farm was founded in the 80s. Back then, it was a legitimate "collective enterprise" with government backing, so it thrived. However, as time went by, the Longwan Town Layer Chicken Farm is now on the verge of bankruptcy.

In 1999, the Longwan Town Layer Chicken Farm faced immense operational pressure and was forced to conduct large-scale layoffs. Originally employing nearly 200 people, it was reduced to just a few dozen. And those gathered here today are likely among those who were laid off.

Logically speaking, as one of the basic commodities in the daily life of Chinese people, the demand for eggs has always been very high and there should not be a situation of "sluggish sales".

The problem arose in the early 80s, when a nationwide craze for establishing collective "breeding farms" emerged like a spring shower, leading to an oversupply of eggs on the market and ultimately to the current embarrassing situation.

The workers at the Longwan Town egg-laying chicken farm were given a one-time buyout compensation of 3000 yuan per person. However, three or four years have passed, and the workers at the egg-laying chicken farm have not received a penny!

The compensation for one person is 3000 yuan, and for 100 people it would be 300,000 yuan. Considering the economic situation of Longwan Town, it is a huge sum of money.

Li Hu had already reported this situation to Wen Tao yesterday. It is one of the problems that Longwan Town urgently needs to solve. Many workers have come to the door before, but there has never been such a large-scale gathering!

Without thinking too much, Wentao hurried downstairs.

"We can barely afford to make ends meet. If you don't provide us with financial compensation today, I will die in front of your town government!"

"Yes, you officials eat and drink well every day, but you don't care about the lives of us ordinary people at all!"

As soon as he walked downstairs, Wentao heard these words full of resentment and anger.

Looking in the direction of the sound, he saw a group of people gathered at the town government gate, shouting excitedly. Wen Tao frowned and walked over quickly.

Someone saw Wentao coming down the stairs and picked up a stone and threw it at him.

Fortunately, the stone didn't hit the target with enough force, but landed beside Wentao. Wentao's heart tightened, but he quickly regained his composure and quickly scanned the crowd.

"He is the mayor. Let him take out the money and compensate us!" A dark-skinned and thin young man shouted loudly.

Wentao immediately noticed this person. He looked to be in his early twenties, with a rather wretched face and shifty eyes that were very impressive.

Moreover, the stone had just been thrown from his direction. According to common sense, there shouldn't be such young workers in the chicken farm.

As soon as the young man finished speaking, the people who had gathered together suddenly became noisy and noisy.

Some of them held shovels, some held rakes, and some held various other farm tools. Everyone had a ferocious look on their face, as if they were ready to rush forward and attack others at any time.

Seeing this situation, Wen Tao couldn't help but shout loudly: "What are you doing? Are you going to hit someone? Let me tell you, hitting someone is illegal. If you fight, you will be locked up in the cell. Chief of the police station, you just stand by and watch carefully. Whoever dares to take action will be arrested immediately!" As Wen Tao spoke, he stood on the stairs at the gate of the town government, looking at the crowd below with a firm and majestic gaze.