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Phone maker sued over TV show recruitment
By Li Qian |
August 1, 2012, Wednesday
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A domestic smart phone maker was brought to a Beijing court after it refused to recruit a man as promised in a job-seeking TV reality show, the Beijing Morning Post reported today. .
The job hunter surnamed Guo took part in "Going to Win", the reality show operated by a southeast China TV Station, and won an offer with annual salary up to 200,000 yuan (US$31,400) provided by Xiaomi Technology Co, manufacture of the popular handset "Xiaomi Phone."
But the Beijing-based start-up ate its words after Guo resigned from his former company, the newspaper reported.
Jobless, Guo filed a lawsuit against Xiaomi in Haidian District People's Court, demanding a total of 55,580 yuan compensation.
The company hasn't made any response yet, the paper said.
The job hunter surnamed Guo took part in "Going to Win", the reality show operated by a southeast China TV Station, and won an offer with annual salary up to 200,000 yuan (US$31,400) provided by Xiaomi Technology Co, manufacture of the popular handset "Xiaomi Phone."
But the Beijing-based start-up ate its words after Guo resigned from his former company, the newspaper reported.
Jobless, Guo filed a lawsuit against Xiaomi in Haidian District People's Court, demanding a total of 55,580 yuan compensation.
The company hasn't made any response yet, the paper said.
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