WHEN THE DOCTOR USES A HACK

Chapter 765: Chapter 765: Black-hearted Boss (Part 1, Extra for Alliance Hierarch Qingyan Xiaoguan)

That’s right!

To be precise, the human body is an extremely sophisticated “machine”; any issue with one part can lead to various systemic manifestations.

What is now appearing in Chen Cang’s eyes is exactly such a possibility!

When the patient was taken to the operating room, all vital signs were completely normal, a situation that was almost unbelievable to everyone.

All of this, thanks to Chen Cang.

After hesitating for a long time, Li Baoshan said to Chen Cang, “I’ll go to the surgery with you!”

Truth be told, it had been quite some time since he had seen Chen Cang perform surgery, and he did not know whether there had been any improvement!

Inside the operating room, the patient was able to speak, having endured all the pain.

Chen Cang looked at him as if he were looking at his own younger brother.

The two were of similar age.

“It’s okay, you’ll be fine after the surgery, don’t worry.”

The young man, looking at Chen Cang’s determined eyes, said, “Thank you… thank you, doctor.”

Chen Cang smiled.

Suddenly the patient said, “Doctor, I won’t owe money, once I’m better I will pay it all back… I overheard the head nurse talking about you guys last time.”

Indeed, the man had returned to the emergency room to use the restroom after leaving last time.

He just happened to overhear the nurses criticizing Chen Cang and An Yanjun.

This made him feel terribly ashamed because, due to himself, the doctors were being reprimanded, making him feel very uncomfortable.

He had sworn countless times that he would become a wealthy person, capable of helping others in his lifetime.

After hearing this, Chen Cang was momentarily stunned, then couldn’t help but shake his head and comforted, “Don’t worry about the expenses, this is a work-related injury, your boss has to pay for it, we will definitely help you.”

“That’s what the law stipulates!”

Chen Cang added one more sentence!

Upon hearing this, the boy gave a wry smile, which caused his wound to pain him.

“If it’s expensive, I’ll let the boss compensate; if it’s not much, I’ll pay for it myself.”

“Last time one of our colleagues had a work-related injury and stayed in the hospital, the boss paid more than 3000, but after a period, he was fired…”

After the man spoke, those around were momentarily stunned.

Nurse Yuan Yuan said angrily, “Why work for such a boss! There’s no security at all, you should resign and find another job sooner.”

The man, after hearing this, fell silent for a long while, “If there really was another job, I wouldn’t go there.”

In this world, truly too many things are hard to explain.

After hesitating for a long time, Chen Cang said, “This time it’s quite expensive! The surgery fee is pretty high, let your boss compensate, and there’s also the lost wages, a whole bunch…”

“Once you’re recovered, I’ll introduce you to a job.”

Chen Cang couldn’t help but say.

Indeed, he couldn’t help everyone, but…

If it’s within his means to help some people, that’s also possible.

This time, due to a six-month crisis at Anxu Pharmaceuticals, many people had already resigned, including some who did manual labor, which needs people to do them, and they don’t require high technical skills.

Upon hearing this, the young man couldn’t help but shed tears,

but did not speak for some time.

Liu Jian took a deep breath beside him.

The hospital is like that, scaring people often not just with disease, but also with life itself.

Time is never gentle.

But,

it is the human heart that softens the world.

The surgery began, with Liu Jian administering the anesthesia.

The man had sustained mostly superficial cuts; his arms had shielded some critical areas, but the wounds still looked fierce.

When Chen Cang was clearing the glass shards from the pericardium, he found it much easier than usual. With the help of this marvelous four-dimensional image, he could accurately determine the depth of his surgical actions.

Chen Cang had only recently acquired this incredible skill, and everything still felt novel to him.

Thanks to the four-dimensional image, the surgery proceeded smoothly, as if the tools were an extension of his own hand!

After completing the thoracic surgery, Zhang Wenfu took over for the closure, while Chen Cang moved on to treat the liver.

The capsule was neatly incised, and the glass had penetrated the liver without causing excessive damage, but repairing the liver was extremely important.

Li Baoshan, watching Chen Cang’s movements, couldn’t help but remark that the future belonged to the young!

Chen Cang had spent 5 skill points to upgrade the liver repair technique from an incomplete version to a complete one.

From stopping the bleeding in the liver, to repairing the blood vessels, and then suturing and resecting the liver, the entire process was extremely fluid.

Perhaps, after the next year, Chen Cang would become even more formidable!

Thinking this, Li Baoshan couldn’t help but look forward with anticipation.

Once Chen Cang returned from the capital, the Provincial Hospital No. 2 Emergency Department could become a landmark of Dongyang Province.

The surgery ended quickly, without any complications.

The patient was taken to the emergency ward, not to the Intensive Care Unit, for two reasons: firstly, it was too expensive, and secondly, it was not necessary.

Meanwhile, the patient’s friends had been trying to contact the boss for a long time with no response.

Suddenly, the head nurse became angry.

It had been confirmed that the patient was a work injury case.

It took a long while before they could get through on the phone.

The voice on the other end was lazy, clearly that of a sly and worldly man.

“Here’s the thing, Ma Qiang, I already told you when you signed the contract that I’m not responsible for any work injuries. Any issues are for you to deal with!”

“Moreover, I did say, didn’t I? You can do the work if you want, or just leave it. You’ve been around for a while, and I’ve been reasonable to you, right?”

“We should all have a sense of contract, shouldn’t we? If you don’t keep your word, I won’t be using you anymore in the future.”

The boss sounded logical and well-founded, but on closer inspection, his words were nonsense!

Tian Xianglan directly took the phone, switched on the speakerphone, and said sternly, “I am the head nurse of the Provincial Hospital No. 2 Emergency Department.”

“What’s this about contract spirit? Are you bullying these kids because they don’t know the law?”

“What age are we living in that a company can include a clause stating they’re not responsible for work injuries? Are you deceiving people? This clause is invalid and has no legal effect!”

Indeed, Tian Xianglan had seen this sort of thing often. Any agreement stating “in the event of a work injury, the company is not responsible” was an obvious attempt by an employer to absolve itself from legal responsibilities, invalidating workers’ rights, hence legally ineffectual.

The man on the phone was taken aback but remained unflustered, “Head nurse, right? You don’t need to concern yourself with this. It’s between me and my friends, it’s our labor issue. Enough, give the phone to them, I’ll talk to them.”

With a casual mention of a friend, the man left the head nurse speechless!

The head nurse’s face turned ashen with rage, “I’ll have you know I am getting involved in this matter. What you’re doing is violating the law, forcibly evading your responsibilities!”

The man just laughed and hung up the phone, completely ignoring Tian Xianglan.

These types of incidents often amounted to nothing more than labor disputes.

In the end, it would be nothing more than a squabble followed by a civil mediation. The kids would just kick up a fuss and ask for a bit of compensation.

After all, where else would they find jobs?

Even if they went to the labor dispute arbitration committee for an application.

And the arbitration committee would only help to mediate and resolve the issue, but what kind of resolution could that be?

Essentially, it meant settling the issue privately.

If they weren’t satisfied with the private settlement, they could indeed go to court, but…

When it really came down to it, would they genuinely spend money to hire a lawyer and make a fuss in court?

Besides, young men from the countryside, although stubborn, were generally simple-minded. Comfort them a bit, give them a little compensation.

After all, it was much more cost-effective than the mess and expense of legal proceedings.

As for going to the labor bureau, seeking arbitration, or taking it to court… such steps were too troublesome, and they didn’t understand all that.

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