Core Points - The controversy surrounding Yu Minhong's "Antarctic All-Staff Letter" continues to escalate, with an employee from New Oriental expressing grievances about excessive working hours and unattainable recruitment targets [1][5] - The employee's letter titled "Don't Let the Educational Original Intention Be Exhausted in Disorderly Overtime" criticizes the high overtime demands and chaotic work environment faced by course consultants [2] Summary by Sections Employee Grievances - A New Oriental employee reported working hours exceeding 12 hours daily, with a "996 single rest" work pattern becoming the norm, contradicting the promised two-day weekend in the labor contract [2] - The employee highlighted issues such as unrealistic performance targets, unpaid overtime, and a chaotic work structure that leads to constant changes in work plans [2] Company Response - The internal letter was reportedly sent by a course consultant in Hangzhou and was quickly deleted, with the employee's account being suspended shortly after [5] - A representative from New Oriental confirmed the authenticity of the letter and stated that the company has a clear reporting mechanism for such issues, indicating that appropriate actions will be taken against the employee for the public nature of the complaint [5] Market Reaction - Following the controversy, New Oriental's stock price fell by over 3% as of the market close on December 3 [5]
新东方员工发长文控诉加班严重账号被封