If you want to say that because of the epidemic, the small units outside have closed down and gone bankrupt, or the boss has not paid off the salary, everyone can still understand. After all, private enterprises exist for the purpose of profit, and if there is no income, it is natural that they cannot afford to pay their employees, so it is normal to naturally default on wages. However, if you want to say that civil servants, teachers and other iron rice bowls have begun to "owe wages", will you believe it? Is this really the case?
1. Complaints from the group
In fact, during the epidemic, the salaries of civil servants in some areas were indeed suspended, with the longest being half a year and the shortest being three months. Whether it is Shandong Province or a relatively large province or city such as Tianjin, there are more or less wage arrears. After a long period of fermentation, these voices gradually reached the ears of outsiders, making people have to wonder, is this true?
In addition to teachers and civil servants, some bus drivers have also begun to complain to all walks of life, saying that their medical insurance has been suspended by the company, and the bus drivers who are struggling on the front line are shouldering everyone's traffic safety every day.
For the civil servants, the grassroots personnel have actually made a lot of efforts during the epidemic, whether it is nucleic acid testing, highway checkpoint inspection, and maintaining public order, all of which have condensed the efforts of countless grassroots personnel. I thought that their efforts would be rewarded, but there are some people in the group who can't even guarantee the most basic salary, so it's no wonder that everyone complains so much.
It is completely unrealistic to call on everyone to contribute. As long as people live in this society, they need food, medical treatment, housing, and personal contacts. No one says that you can live well without money, not to mention that most people not only have to support themselves, but also have children and take care of the elderly, which requires a stable economy, so the resentment caused by wage arrears will naturally not be low.
2. The harm of "unpaid wages".
If we say that we are in arrears at the beginning, we can understand that after all, the current economic environment is still not very good, and it is not uncommon for financial expenditures to be unable to turn over. Therefore, in the spirit of serving the people, I believe that both civil servants and teachers will not run away when the country is in trouble, and they will definitely have the spirit of dedication and will be able to stick to their posts.
However, if there is a long-term "salary arrears" and the superior will only draw the pie and do not solve the actual problem for everyone, then there will definitely be a risk. If you don't have any motivation to work and don't put too much energy into it, then your work efficiency will naturally be low, and many work tasks will not be completed, affecting not only themselves, but also thousands of ordinary families.
Some news reports show that some of the bus drivers who went on strike because of unpaid wages could only do so because they could not accept the long-term oppression**. I think adults are quite face-saving, and if they are not really desperate, no one wants to generate such a farce. Therefore, if the problem of unpaid wages is not properly resolved, social contradictions will only accumulate more and more, and social harmony and stability will come to naught.
How to protect the rights and interests of ordinary grassroots employees when the economic environment is not good? They are also ordinary and hard-working workers, and they should not be treated as such, so what can be done to solve the current predicament?
3. How to solve it
In fact, in general, the excessive pressure on local finances is the root cause of these groups being owed wages. The lack of money from the treasury, excessive borrowing, and a sharp drop in income, have led to frequent wage arrears. As for how to solve this situation, I believe that we should start from the following aspects.
First of all, it is necessary to make rational arrangements for the expenditure of various funds. In fact, the capital expenditure of many departments is not very reasonable, and because before the epidemic, the management was relatively loose, and the expenses of various departments were relatively large. If you encounter the situation of official reception, there are many times of extravagance and waste. Therefore, the first step is to cut off these unreasonable expenditures, try to increase revenue and reduce expenditure, and make the entire fiscal revenue and expenditure more reasonable.
Second, Zhongyang should increase transfer payments to local finances, especially in some places where the economy is not very developed, which should be focused on. After all, uneven economic development is not a good thing for society as a whole in the long run. The rational allocation of resources can tilt wealth to some places, which will naturally drive the development of various local industries and promote more vitality.
Finally, optimizing tax collection is also an urgent matter. Why? Because the vast majority of our country's fiscal revenue comes from taxation, and the revenue from taxation directly affects the finances. If we can rationally formulate new collection methods and expand fiscal revenue in various ways, we may be able to alleviate the pressure on the fiscal sector to the greatest extent.
To solve the problem of wage arrears, it is obviously not enough to rely on the efforts of one department alone, but also requires the cooperation of various sectors of society. Of course, the public also has the right to supervise, and the parties have the right to speak for themselves. And I believe that the problem of arrears of wages is only a temporary difficulty, and it will never be a long-term harm, so we don't have to be so panicked when encountering such a problem, and I believe that the country will survive the difficulties and solve these trivial matters of people's livelihood.
In the article, ** originated from the Internet, invaded and deleted.