In recent years, the profession of civil servant seems to be always on the cusp of the first place.
From the initial criticism of his excessively high salary and too idle work, to the later criticism of his generous benefits, generous pensions, and even higher funeral subsidies after death than ordinary people, it seems that the civil service group has always been shrouded in a shadow of injustice.
Recently, the "two-yuan meal" in the civil servants' canteen has caused widespread controversy, and some people have even linked it to corruption and privilege corruption, and it is recommended that the Commission for Discipline Inspection intervene in the investigation and resolutely cancel it. But what is the truth?
As a grassroots civil servant who has worked in townships and towns for more than 10 years, I deeply feel the injustice and misunderstanding suffered by this group. The nature of township work determines the intensity of our work and working hours, and overtime is commonplace, and there is no fixed time for leaving work.
Sometimes, it is past 12 o'clock after finishing the work in the village, and it is already past the meal when we return to the unit, and going out to eat in a restaurant at this time is a big expense for our meager salary. Therefore, the "two-yuan meal" provided by the unit has become our helpless choice.
However, this so-called "two-dollar meal" is not as rich as the outside world thinks. One meat and one vegetarian two dishes, the staple food is steamed bread or rice, although the quality is not high, but enough to be full. Perhaps to outsiders, such a lunch is close to free, and should be very popular.
But in reality, except for those who do miss meals because of overtime, most people are reluctant to choose this "cheap" lunch. We hope to return home to have dinner with our family after busy work, and enjoy the warmth and harmony of that home.
Some people may question why they choose this job when the work of a township civil servant is so hard? The reasons for this are complex and varied, but it is undeniable that our love and sense of responsibility for this profession made us choose to stick to it.
We are well aware that as grassroots civil servants, we shoulder the heavy responsibility of serving the masses and promoting local development. This responsibility allows us not to flinch in the face of difficulties and not to be discouraged in the face of misunderstandings.
Regarding the various doubts about the "two-yuan meal" from the outside world, I would like to say that please stop believing those so-called "rich content and many samples" canteen meals. In most grassroots units, such lunches do not exist.
Although our "two-yuan meal" is simple, it is a comfort for us after work. It is a testament to our hard work, and it also carries our perseverance and love for this profession.
As for those who associate the "two-yuan meal" with *** defeat and privilege corruption, it is even more nonsense. As junior civil servants, we are well aware of the importance of discipline. We adhere to professional ethics and laws and regulations, and will not allow any form of corruption to erode our ranks.
So please stop associating us with corruption, we just need to be respected and understood.
In conclusion, I would like to say that the intensity and pressure of the work of grassroots civil servants is enormous. We are always in a working state and constantly working hard to serve the people and promote local development. Therefore, even if we provide free working meals, we consider them to be deserved.
We do not seek praise and praise from the outside world, but we want to be able to be fairly evaluated and treated. I hope that in the future, there will be more understanding and support for us, so that we can better serve the people and society.
In short, civil servants are not as easy and superior as the outside world thinks. We are also facing all kinds of difficulties and challenges, and we also need to make efforts and sweat.
Please stop being fooled by misunderstandings and prejudices, and give us more understanding and support. Let us work together to contribute to building a more harmonious and just society.
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