Reborn in 1976, teach him how to be an official

"This thing is like a big basket. You can put all kinds of problems into it."

"When profits are good, the employer exploits their power to turn the labor service company into a slush fund for their own spending, including feasting and drinking. Some irregularities are also concealed through the labor service company. Some individuals may even seek personal gain by taking receipts from their own personal affairs to the labor service company for reimbursement."

"This is a typical case of taking advantage of the public."

"When profits are low, labor service companies will compete with other companies for business, which becomes unfair competition."

"Because the company's name is on the surface, everyone has no scruples about what they do. This can easily lead to a corrupt atmosphere among our cadre ranks."

"Comrades, we in Zhuang'an have just achieved some development. In terms of economic construction, we can say that we have just started."

"Everyone should focus their energy and attention on their work, rather than wasting their time on these messy things. Don't always think about doing something good for yourself, your children, or your relatives and friends."

"If you have such thoughts, I can tell you responsibly that you won't get far."

As he spoke, Liu Hongyi glanced at every comrade present with his sharp eyes. Everyone nodded in agreement, expressing their full support for what Liu Hongyi said.

As to whether he has other thoughts in his mind, it is unknown.

I guess there must be.

But at present in Zhuang'an, no one dares to openly oppose Liu Hongyi. At most, they can just make suggestions.

Moreover, Liu Hongyi was using the big names of Tai Zhengyang and Han Keying, so how could he "resist"?

We can only follow Secretary Liu's advice.

Zhuangan moved extremely quickly.

At the end of February, preliminary opinions on wage reform were put forward.

Liu Hongyi had not originally planned to report it so quickly. He had to produce the official first draft, discuss it in the county, and report it to the city and province after everyone approved it.

But Fang Weijun received a call and was told that Secretary Tai asked him to visit the province.

Without saying a word, Liu Hongyi immediately picked up the preliminary opinions, got on the Junfei brand van, and headed straight for the city.

When they arrived in the city, it was already time for dinner. Liu Hongyi wanted to go to Tai Zhengyang's house for dinner, but Fang Weijun took him directly to Tai Zhengyang's office.

Then, Liu Hongyi saw that there were already several dishes and rice on the coffee table in the guest sofa area.

Just by looking at the appearance, you can tell that it comes from the office cafeteria, and it is a big pot dish, not something prepared in a small kitchen and sent over.

It is completely in line with Tai Zhengyang's consistent frugal style.

It was obvious that Tai Zhengyang was in good spirits. He greeted Liu Hongyi and Fang Weijun with a smile: "Hongyi, Weijun, come here and have dinner together. After dinner, I have something to discuss with you."

Liu Hongyi's heart skipped a beat, and he glanced at Fang Weijun, who nodded slightly.

Obviously, Liu Hongyi guessed right.

It was quite normal for Tai Zhengyang to talk to him about something. The entire Zhennan Province knew about Liu Hongyi's peculiarity.

But Tai Zhengyang said that he would talk to him and Fang Weijun together, so it would definitely be different.

It should be that Fang Weijun is going to be sent out.

The problem is that given Tai Zhengyang's age, it's unlikely he'll hire a new secretary temporarily. Otherwise, if Tai Zhengyang retires after just a few months of employment, wouldn't that leave him hanging?

This is inconsistent with Tai Zhengyang's kind character.

Therefore, if Fang Weijun is really sent out, it means that Tai Zhengyang himself will soon leave Zhennan.

Liu Hongyi was also well aware that Tai Zhengyang would soon turn 72, and that his departure from his current position was inevitable, a matter of time. He simply hadn't expected that day to arrive so soon, and naturally, he was very reluctant to let him go.