Chinese Auxiliaries receive reduced salaries, benefits, and promotions, and less job security, yet they do the same work and face the same risks, while striving for full-time employment opportunities.
- Aaron Wilson
- May 6
- 1 min read
The Chinese Auxiliary officer from our April 25th article had volunteered to be lowered 40 meters down an abandoned well to rescue a toddler after conventional rescue equipment had reportedly failed. After a week of immense public pressure to see her granted a permanent position, she was only promoted from "auxiliary seventh rank" to "auxiliary fifth rank".
