Quadruplets Unite: Mother's Words Are Law

Chapter 1382 The Plan

So, even Scott can’t fully grasp the future direction of development, huh? Abel mused.

“Well, everyone, take some time to think it over,” Scott said. “We’ll communicate again another day, and once the plan is confirmed, we’ll convene a staff meeting.”

Abel left the office of the factory director.

At 5:30 p.m., he called Emmeline and told her he would depart immediately.

As he drove, he analyzed in his mind what the future situation of the factory would be and if a business reform would be good or bad.

Before he knew it, he had arrived at RetroWave Advertisements.

Tony and Benjamin were already waiting at the entrance while Emmeline was still upstairs.

Benjamin said, “I’ll go upstairs and get her.”

Emmeline came downstairs shortly after, followed by the graphic designer, Ryan Chamberlain.

“We’ve been working on improving the design drafts. Mr. Chamberlain here has been working hard these past few days,” Emmeline said.

“Emma is right; this success is partly thanks to Ryan,” Tony agreed.

Designing hundreds of graphic images had been exhausting for the designer.

Ryan modestly smiled and said, “Not at all, it’s thanks to Emma’s great ideas that I was able to work quickly.”

don’t need to be so modest,” Benjamin

did you make? All you do is show up for

giving you all moral support. Go, team!” Benjamin laughed.

a great atmosphere here, much better than

Tony said. “Abel, what kind of

is starting to

said. “Let’s go to the restaurant, sit down, and fill me in. I’ll also give you some

the restaurant Tony had booked, took their

they were waiting for their food to arrive, Abel explained the situation to

many years and had a broad knowledge of various

know, most of these companies under the Light Industry

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the factory director’s centralized authority,” Tony

“Yeah.” Abel nodded.

being merged into the Bureau of Commerce, the Light Industry Bureau.

the Light Industry Bureau is merging with the Bureau of

the transformation of state-owned enterprises, there won’t be a Light Industry Bureau anymore; they’ll all fall under the Bureau of Commerce,”

they are using this last bit of power to take care of these companies that have been supplying them

many arrange jobs for dozens of their relatives and friends! They enjoy job security, receive salaries, and basically

was Uncle Maxwell who bought a job opening,

are just coasting and passing. the time. Layoffs are the way

of the factory director’s centralized authority

to put it bluntly, just for show,

you mean

Light Industry Bureau-affiliated companies’ heads are nearing retirement age. This model, is