SHANGHAI China Travel Network faces financial difficulties in defaulting wages

Shanghai Hua Tour Network was caught in arrears of staff wages facing the financial dilemma NetEase technology News July 26, NetEase Netizens said, Shanghai Hua Tour Network Technology Co., Ltd. since May this year began to pay arrears of staff wages. Qiang, CEO of the company, said in an internal letter that China Travel is currently financing.　　The company has not yet made a clear statement as to when the employee will be paid the unpaid wages. Shanghai Hua Tour Network previously known as Xiao Lin Technology, the main business for the development and operation of online games. December 2008 Xiao Lin Technology received Shanghai music group million-level investment.　　May 2009 was affected by the Chairman of the group, Xiao Lin Technology began the second round of financing.　　August 2009, the company won the Shanghai Annot Investment company founder Liqing of the million-dollar second round of Angel Investment, and renamed the China Travel Network. At present, the main products of China tour is a "Naya outgoing ol" 3D MMO game, is still in beta stage.　　According to China travel staff, the game started early this year, because the technical, procedural bugs, plus game planning problems, resulting in the game is not strong, the player consumption high, in the beta stage did not attract many users, and repeatedly postponed the time of the public test.　　The employee believes that poor gaming is one of the reasons for the company's financial strain.　　On June 17 this year, China Travel CEO Qiang sent an apology letter to his staff about the delayed payment of wages, saying the company has been able to delay wages due to financing progress and said it will resolve these issues as soon as possible.　　On July 15, Qiang again issued an internal letter on deferred wages, saying that financing was still in progress and that the wages for this month (June) and last month (May) would be issued no later than the next Friday (July 23). But so far, China travel staff still do not get the wages owed.　　China travel staff have been to the senior consultation to pay a specific date, but did not receive a clear answer. China Tour has a total of more than 100 employees, the current part of the staff because they do not get paid to resign.　　Starting in Monday (July 26), some employees have started working from home (half the salary).　　In addition to defaulting on staff salaries, many employees said that China tour also owed other foreign debt. NetEase Technology to call China Tour, the company's front desk said it should consult the marketing department, and then said that the marketing department staff is not in the company. After NetEase technology contacted the vice president of China Travel Management Chen Yonghong, she said there is no need to respond to this matter. (Nuo Chi)