In today's society, having a stable job and a good benefits package is a dream goal for many people. In China, public institutions have always been regarded as "iron rice bowls", because they usually have high salary levels, rich welfare benefits and relatively stable career development. However, there has been news recently that the state will cancel the establishment of 32 types of public institutions, which has undoubtedly brought an impact on the careers of many people.
So, why is this happening? As a matter of fact, there are two main reasons for abolishing the establishment of public institutions: First, the financial pressure has increased, and second, the need for reform.
From a fiscal point of view, with the development of the economy and the progress of society, the demand for public services is increasing. However, because fiscal revenues are growing much slower than expenditures, they are under tremendous fiscal pressure. In this case, we have to consider reducing some non-essential expenditures, including the establishment of some public institutions.
From the perspective of reform, China is carrying out a series of deepening reforms, including the reform of public institutions. The aim of this reform is to break the traditional "big pot rice" system and achieve effective allocation and fair distribution of resources. Abolishing the establishment of public institutions is an important part of this reform.
Specifically, the 32 types of public institutions that have been abolished mainly include education, medical care, scientific research, culture, and other fields. These areas have always been the focus of public institutions in the past, and they are also the areas with the most investment. However, as society changes and evolves, so do the people and needs of these areas. For example, in the field of education, with the increase in the penetration rate of higher education, there is a growing demand for high-quality educational resources. In the medical field, with the deepening of the aging of the population, people's demand for health services is becoming more and more urgent. Therefore, reforms are needed to adapt to these changes in order to provide better and more efficient services.
We also cannot ignore the possible impact of abolishing the establishment of public institutions. For those who have lost their establishment, they may face difficulties in career advancement and increased stress in life. Therefore, there are measures that should be taken to help them get through the difficult times, such as providing re-employment training, creating transitional positions, and so on.
In short, the shattering of the "iron rice bowl" does not mean the disappearance of opportunities. On the contrary, it opens up more new possibilities and challenges for us. As long as we can face it positively and accept it bravely, we will definitely be able to go further on the road in the future. If you have your own opinion on this topic, please leave a message in the comment area to share.