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Recently, a netizen posted a message saying that the Bawang Cha Ji store where he previously worked posted a notice stating that he had violated company regulations many times, was fired and blacklisted, and exposed his personal information. The related topic became a hot search. On July 15, the staff of the store involved responded that this was a problem that had occurred between the two parties. Bawang Cha Ji customer service told Nandu reporters that the company is verifying and handling the matter internally.

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The information posted by the netizen on the social platform shows that a piece of paper posted "Bawang Cha Ji May Notice" said that it was Chu Moumou, an employee of Fugou Yifeng Plaza Store, and attached an ID number at the end. He violated the company's regulations many times and caused adverse effects. After research by the company, he was expelled and banned from any work related to Bawang Cha Ji within three years. The notice was signed by Bawang Cha Ji and the time was May 25, 2024.

According to the chat records posted by netizens, she negotiated with the store manager about the public notice, and the other party explained that it was "posted for the supervisor to see" and "it was posted for you for an hour." The other party also said, "Don't be ungrateful for explaining to you. This is a branch office. You can't read it yourself. If you want to make trouble, go to the branch office and don't tell me."

The netizen stated that he resigned according to normal procedures and served as a tea server from April 2 to May 26. He has now officially terminated his labor contract with the company and there is no labor relationship or economic dispute between them.

A reporter from Nandu contacted the store involved, Bawang Cha Ji, Yifeng Plaza store in Fugu County, Zhoukou City, Henan Province. Relevant staff told the reporter that "many people called to ask about this matter" that day and that this was a problem that had occurred between the two parties.

"We have received reports from customers." The official customer service of Bawang Cha Ji replied to Nandu reporters that the group company is currently verifying and handling the matter.

Public information shows that Bawang Cha Ji opened its first store in Kunming, Yunnan, focusing on "original leaf fresh milk tea" and Chinese-style design. It has been gradually launched in Sichuan, Chongqing, Zhejiang and other regions. At the same time, it has opened more than 100 stores in Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore and other places. The number of stores worldwide has exceeded 4,500.

Written by: Southern Metropolis Daily reporter Yang Ting