Many ready to quit if annual bonus too low

Heads of companies and institutes that won't give their employees annual bonuses, or won't give much, may have to mull over their decision again as a report shows that about 40 percent of white-collar workers in China said they may quit if they are not satisfied with their bonus.

The report, published on Thursday by the Chinese human resources website Zhaopin.com, shows the average annual bonus in China was 12,821 yuan ($1,860) last year, 2,000 yuan more than in 2015 but almost 800 yuan less than in 2014.

But Chinese white-collar workers are not satisfied with what they are receiving.