To avoid trouble, Ye Muyu had no choice but to do so. She didn’t want just anyone or have Lu Chuan waste all his ti looking at people. These people might casually invite relatives from distant relations, and the number could turn out to be quite large. So, she straightforwardly proposed joint responsibility, ensuring that those who were recomnded had no issues with their character.
"Wow, that’s quite strict."
"It’s not too bad. My elder brother is more honest than I am and willing to work, so there’s naturally no problem."
"I had originally thought of inviting all the villagers we were familiar with, but didn’t expect such a requirent. It’s better to only invite those I’m truly familiar with and who have good character. Otherwise, if they can’t do the work, I would be implicated."
"Yes, I think it’s better to be cautious. Actually, we can handle it ourselves. Recomnding others might an well, but in the end, it could backfire and cause trouble for everyone." So, fearing the hassle, shook their heads imdiately, not wanting to get involved.
Ye Muyu, having listened intently on the side, said after everyone had finished discussing, "Oh, I forgot to ntion, recomnding soone can earn you a referral fee of 300 copper coins."
"What? There’s a fee for recomnding soone? 300 copper coins is not a small amount; it’s enough to buy half a month’s worth of food for the household."
"There’s actually a referral fee? If you bring in ten people, isn’t that three strings of cash?"
"Second Manager, can it be cumulative? Is there no limit on the number of people?"
Ye Muyu patiently explained, "Yes, but let remind you, although you can earn a lot of copper coins, there are risks involved, so decide for yourselves."
"Tomorrow morning, arrive at the place and follow the order of the queue. Once a hundred people have been recruited, that’s it."
"For craftsn, recomnding one earns 600 copper coins, under the sa rules as before. The main house only wants those with real skills and obedience. The main house has a craftsman’s design blueprint, and you should follow the instructions of and Steward Lu when working. Of course, suggestions are welco."
By the ti Ye Muyu finished handling these worker issues, it was almost noon.
She simply instructed the kitchen maid to prepare lunch for everyone, allowing them to eat before returning to their respective hos.
After everyone had left, Ye Muyu sat down on the ground and began to calculate the accounts.
Previously, she had a rough idea that at most only half of the people would stay.
The craftsn would be even fewer.
Indeed, that’s how it was.
This ti, three plasterers were specially invited, but only one stayed. The other two already had other jobs arranged and couldn’t breach their agreents to work for her.
As a result, more craftsn needed to be found.
It was fortunate that tomorrow only required cleaning the shop. She could assess the number of craftsn coming tomorrow to see how many were missing, then find ways to recruit more. If there weren’t enough people in the capital, she’d look for people outside it, in more remote areas.
Presumably, as long as the price was right, there would be people willing to work.
This ti, the renovation of the mahjong shop would be more detailed. Ye Muyu planned to design each pavilion with a different style, and she’d need to buy so flowers and plants for decoration.
As a result, she was so busy that she didn’t have ti to write stories.
"I’ll return to the house first. If there’s anything you can decide on, there’s no need to report it to . As for the interior renovation of the bathhouse, just follow this design blueprint for now. I’ve noted down the details of each area." Ye Muyu handed a stack of papers to Lu Chuan.
Not only were there illustrations on them, but also so explanations, such as the price range of the wall hangings and which people to select.
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