To retrieve the money, the company has now reached out to various agencies and registered a complaint against the employee

Soon after the incident, the management at Cial reached out to the employee, who allegedly agreed to visit the bank to get the amount refunded. However, when they did not receive the amount back, they tried contacting the man for an update. But, there was no communication. The man reached out days later, saying he would visit the bank soon to return the money. On June 2, the man submitted his resignation.
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He got about $180,000

His monthly salary was about $540..Would take him around 30 years to make 180Gs

It's criminal that they pay people so little. Hope that he keeps that money.

I hope he got to Panama safely.

They lucky they heard anything from him.

He in Bali with Russell Simmons

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I hope he gets the fu*k away. Good on him

Rape these companies for all they worth

Proud of bro

pippen33 said He got about $180,000 His monthly salary was about $540..Would take him around 30 years to make 180Gs It's criminal that they pay people so little. Hope that he keeps that money.

I literally spend half of that amount on gas every month right now. How can anyone live off that?

The company was supposed to pay the employee a total sum of Rs 43,000 or 500,000 pesos, which was his monthly salary but accidentally ended up paying him 165,398,851 pesos

A man in Chile was accidentally paid 286 times his salary in May. The man received around Rs 1.42 crore or 165,398,851 Chilean pesos or $177,969.16. When the incident came to light, the man acknowledged the fault on the part of his organisation and agreed to return the amount that was paid to him in excess. However, he resigned and took off with all the money.

According to reports, the man worked at Consorcio Industrial de Alimentos or Cial, which also happens to be one of the largest producers of cold cuts in Chile. The company was supposed to pay the employee a total sum of Rs 43,000 or 500,000 pesos, which was his monthly salary but accidentally ended up paying him 165,398,851 pesos. The incident came to notice when the management checked their records and found the error.

Soon after the incident, the management at Cial reached out to the employee, who allegedly agreed to visit the bank to get the amount refunded. However, when they did not receive the amount back, they tried contacting the man for an update. But, there was no communication. The man reached out days later, saying he would visit the bank soon to return the money. On June 2, the man submitted his resignation.

B86 said I literally spend half of that amount on gas every month right now. How can anyone live off that?

Homie read, dude lives in Chile.
His money is not like your money.
BX man

B86 said I literally spend half of that amount on gas every month right now. How can anyone live off that?

Imagine if instead of depositing your monthly check, your company deposits 28 years worth of monthly checks.

Also consider that the cost of living in Chile and other Latin American countries is a lot less than the United States.

whammy said Imagine if instead of depositing your monthly check, your company deposits 28 years worth of monthly checks. Also consider that the cost of living in Chile and other Latin American countries is a lot less than the United States.

I once worked with a guy from Chile
he would come to work in our shop for 5-6 months every 2 years and he said he lived good.
Great sculptor

nice oop

JoeyAvalanche said Homie read, dude lives in Chile. His money is not like your money. BX man

I read the comment that I quoted. My bad

I find it hella funny that the n*gga had the nerve AND decency to formerly resign and sh*t lmaooo.. n*gga got SOME tact to him, still

B86 said I literally spend half of that amount on gas every month right now. How can anyone live off that?

It's crazy. And I a*sume it's taxed too.

B86 said I literally spend half of that amount on gas every month right now. How can anyone live off that?

That's the thing, the a*sumption is that he's BEEN living off of that. It's not a large amount to us, but his monthly salary multiplied by 286 is two months shy of a lump sum equal to 24 years of work for dude. Here, that's nothing. There, he's balling out like he never imagined.

Ain't mad at him at all. Ball out and invest in yourself

JoeyAvalanche said Homie read, dude lives in Chile. His money is not like your money. BX man

Doesn't matter..$500 aint sh*t. He is still poor.

Even if he is living in the outskirts of Santiago he would probably be paying $300-$400 for rent + $50-100 for utilities. Add in a few other bills and he aint got sh*t left.

Cost of living is significantly less but they pay significantly less so no matter what he will still be poor and struggling.

No matter how u calculate it you can't get ahead of $500/month.