On Monday (11 Nov), four long-time employees of a Japanese restaurant and KTV business in Malaysia received a welcome surprise from their boss.
The owner of the business gifted each of them a luxury car, spending more than 1.8 million ringgit (~ S$541,455) on these four cars alone.
Employees who were promoted — even foreigners — also received the additional bonus of a new car. The car models included Audi, Toyota, Honda, and Proton, according to China Press.
Source: China Press
Mr Huang Zhongyao (name transliterated from Chinese), founder of Warakuya Japanese Restaurant and Superstar Family KTV, told China Press that the company gives out cars every year to employees who have worked hard and showed dedication to their work.
This year, 31 employees received new cars, with a total expenditure of 3.134 million ringgit (~ S$942,600).
Mr Huang shared that four employees, who are C-level executives and branch managers, received a BMW 6 Series car each.
He called them the “veterans” of the company who helped him build the business. As such, Mr Huang wanted to thank them for their contributions.
Source: China Press
When asked why he chose BMW cars instead of other brands, Mr Huang said BMW is a symbol of status. It also offers both comfort and an excellent driving experience.
Additionally, he mentioned the company would cover the cost of driving license exams for some foreign workers, as they do not have licenses to drive the cars they received.
According to China Press, 34-year-old Lai Biyou (name transliterated from Chinese) was one of the four lucky employees who received the BMW sedan.
Mr Lai had travelled from Kuala Lumpur to Johor Bahru with his family to attend the ceremony.
He shared that it was his second time getting a BMW car, adding that he received one seven years ago.
Mr Lai noted that the generous gift was a form of recognition and encouragement from the company and the boss.
In addition to the presentation ceremony and champagne celebration, the boss had organised a birthday celebration for him.
Mr Huang said the gifting ceremony was planned to take place on 11 Nov since it coincided with Mr Lai’s birthday. The company chose to present the cars on this date in his honour.
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Featured image adapted from China Press.
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