Wear 70 with the Taobao system

In Lao Zhou's office, Tan Zongping was sitting there, with a bitter look on his face: "Governor Zhou, did Mayor Tao do this without considering the development of our provincial capital? She said she would recruit more than 10,000 positions. If they are all recruited, what will the enterprises in our provincial capital do?"

"You don't know. As soon as this news was published, some people gave up their jobs. There are hundreds of thousands of workers in our provincial capital. These people are now encouraged by Mayor Tao to stop working."

"There are more than a dozen companies that can't start operations because workers don't come. Who will be responsible for this loss?"

Lao Zhou drank tea slowly and let Tan Zongping sing a one-man show by himself.

"I know you have always supported Mayor Tao's work, but our provincial capital is also your child, so you can't favor one over the other."

Lao Zhou finally raised his eyelids and glanced at Tan Zongping, then slowly put down the teacup, "Zongping..."

Tan Zongping stretched his head forward as if he was listening humbly.

"You said that City B is recruiting more than 10,000 jobs, and workers in the provincial capital are leaving to go there. Then why are these people willing to leave their hometowns to develop in City B?"

Tan Zongping immediately said, "Of course they set the wages so high on purpose. The workers naturally went there because of the high wages and good treatment."

"Why can people offer such high wages and benefits?" Lao Zhou asked.

Tan Zongping was speechless.

Lao Zhou answered for him: "That's because in the past few years, she has been traveling around the country to attract investment. What was city b like when she went there? What is city b like now? Do you know it in your heart?"

"What did the provincial capital look like two years ago? What will the provincial capital look like two years from now? Do you know it in your heart?"

"Zong Ping, you are the mayor of a city. You can't just write calligraphy in the office every day without looking at the outside world."

Tan Zongping is so angry that he is vomiting blood. You Zhou Chuanzhi don’t know why I am writing calligraphy in the office?

But of course he didn't dare to say this.

"Do you know how much investment has been made in the provincial capital in recent years?" Lao Zhou asked again.

"The wages of workers in the provincial capital have hardly changed in the past few years, right? But prices have been rising, and the lives of workers are not easy."

"Zong Ping, you shouldn't have come to me. You should reflect on yourself. Why has the provincial capital not changed at all in the past few years? Workers' wages have not increased at all. Why are there so many people who would rather leave their hometowns than stay in the provincial capital? , this is what you, the mayor, have to consider."

After finishing speaking, Lao Zhou picked up the tea cup and blew on it and stopped talking.

Tan Zongping bit his cheek to control the anger in his heart.

Lao Zhou wanted him to leave, but thinking of Liu Shusheng's words, he couldn't leave.

Liu Shusheng's dog was right when he said that as long as Zhou Chuanzhi was in Ontario, Tan Zongping would never be able to succeed.

Therefore, he must leave here.

"What you are saying is that I should also reflect on myself." Tan Zongping said with a bitter look on his face: "But my Governor Zhou, let alone raising wages, there are currently many units in the province that cannot pay wages.

These private companies are doing very well if they can pay wages to workers on a monthly basis.

What's more, this recruitment of workers in City B will really shake the foundation of our provincial capital. You can't ignore it. We are the provincial capital. If the development of the provincial capital is far surpassed by City B, not only will my face be disgraced, but you, too. The governor has no face either. "

Lao Zhou glanced at him: "What you said makes some sense. Currently, some state-owned units in the province have been impacted by the market. Their profits are not good and workers cannot pay wages.

So when they switch jobs to City B, they are helping me to help you solve the problem of worker employment to a certain extent.

This operation in City B is neither illegal nor disciplinary. What reason do we have to intervene? We have no reason to prevent City B from recruiting talents from across the province, and we have no right to prevent workers from moving to higher-level companies. "

"If I were you, I would hold a city-wide business meeting right now to ask these private enterprise bosses to tell workers that their wages should be increased and their benefits should be improved. Only in this way can we retain talents. Otherwise, I have no other choice."

State-owned enterprises have been in decline in the past few years. All workers are worried that they will be laid off when they wake up. Therefore, facing the squeeze of private enterprises, no one dares to mention that it is good to have an income to support their families.

These companies also take advantage of this and never increase wages for working overtime.

The workers are not stupid either, but there is nothing they can do. The two parties have accumulated a lot of conflicts in the past few years, so when City B recruits workers this time, everyone reacts so strongly.

Zhao Yuchun, who had been listening to the noise at the door, knocked on the door and came in: "Governor Zhou, the afternoon meeting is about to begin. I'm waiting for you."

Lao Zhou stood up and said, "Go back and think about it." After saying that, he stood up and left.

Tan Zongping sat there without moving until Lao Zhou went out. Seeing that he was still sitting there, Zhao Yuchun had to say: "Mayor Tan, let me see you off..."

Tan Zongping stood up with his hands on his knees. He looked at Zhao Yuchun and asked, "Secretary Zhao, do you think Governor Zhou is partial?"

Zhao Yuchun was stunned for a moment, then smiled and said: "I don't know whether I am partial or not, but these parents like children who are motivated and promising."

Tan Zongping snorted coldly, then waved his hands and left. Zhao Yuchun locked the door and left.

Tan Zongping, who returned to his office, thought about it and decided to kick the ball to Ke Guangjing.

Isn't he promoted by Lao Zhou? Then kick the ball to him and let them fight like dogs.

Soon, Ke Guangjing walked in.

"Mayor Tan, please look for me."

Seeing Ke Guangjing coming in without knocking, Tan Zongping was not going to bear it any longer.

"You are all old comrades, don't you have the common sense to come in and knock on the door? You went to Governor Zhou and you came in without knocking?"

Ke Guangjing was two years older than Mayor Tan. He was startled when he heard this. When he realized what he said, his face turned red and white.

He said nothing, turned around, walked to the door and knocked.

When he knocked for the third time, Tan Zongping said "Come in."

The smile on Ke Guangjing's face naturally disappeared, but he still tried to keep his tone calm.

He asked: "Mayor Tan, what do you want from me?"

"Enterprises in the city have come to report that because workers are not working, many enterprises are unable to operate normally. Do you have any good solutions for this?"

Ke Guangjing said: "These matters should be brought to the attention of the labor union and Mr. Liu. The workers' union is the natal family of the workers, and Mr. Liu is the president of the Ontario Chamber of Commerce. To be honest, prices have risen sharply in the past two years, but the workers in our city The salary has not been increased, and many people have written letters to report this before. I think..."

Ke Guangjing was interrupted by Tan Zongping before he finished speaking.

"What is your solution?" Tan Zongping knocked on the table: "The wages are raised at every turn. So next time the workers make trouble, will they still be raised?"

Ke Guangjing was no longer polite now, and replied in a strong tone: "This is a permanent solution. If companies can relatively improve the treatment of workers, I think they will not be willing to leave their wives and children and go to other cities to make a living. .”