Five-Times Overtime Pay on Labor Day, and the Intern Put Me on Blast

When I landed that urgent order from the German client, the pen in my hand felt heavy.

I solemnly stamped the company seal on the contract.

The two-million deposit hit the company’s corporate account the next second.

I let out a long breath.

Because there were no orders, the factory had already been shut down for a full half month.

The profit from this order was enough to support the fifty workers in the factory for half a year.

The only deadly problem was how tight the deadline was.

The client insisted the goods had to be delivered on time on the first day after May Day.