With the recent outbreak of the epidemic around the world, many multinational car companies have announced temporary layoffs or wage deferrals to ensure that the company has sufficient cash flow to cope with the crisis. However, there are also wealthy companies that are actively paying bonuses to their employees at this time. Porsche announced that it will pay its employees the promised bonuses for 2019, with an average of 9,000 euros per employee, which is almost 70,000 yuan.

The reason why the bonus is so generous is that Porsche performed very well in 2019, with global new car deliveries reaching 280,800 units, a year-on-year increase of 10%. Among them, 61,568 vehicles were sold in the United States, a year-on-year increase of 7%, and sales in Germany increased by 15%, reaching 31,618 vehicles.

Porsche wrote in a letter to employees that the company can only succeed through everyone’s efforts. Everyone has worked hard for Porsche over the past year, so employees should be rewarded. This is part of the Porsche culture.

However, having too many bonuses is also a worry. Because Porsche encourages employees to donate the money to fight the epidemic...

Since the new coronavirus pandemic spread in Europe, Porsche has also closed two factories in Germany. At the same time, Porsche has also launched its own assistance plan and has donated 5 million euros. After the bonuses were distributed this time, the company called on its employees to do charity together, contribute their bonuses, and join the "Porsche Assistance Plan".

Oliver, chairman of the board of directors, said that for our society, the most important thing right now is unity. We must overcome the epidemic crisis together. Porsche is assuming the social responsibility of a company. This is our basic concept.

Although this is true, I always feel that it is a bit unethical for companies to insist on employees responding to charity. After all, workers are not having a hard time during the epidemic. We all belong to the affected groups. We are "suggested" to donate our bonuses after receiving them, which makes it difficult for employees to do so. If they don't donate, they feel morally unable to live. If they donate, they will not be able to live well. What should I do if I go down?

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