Dong Weiwei opened the notebook in her hand: "I have made a routine report on the backlog of students. About half of them will soon expire, but the current special allocation is still not optimistic - OK
It was said that there were almost no assignments. However, the change of majors was not going smoothly, and activists reported to us that there was a feeling of discouragement among the students."
"Doesn't it provide the opportunity to change majors and go to higher schools? I think changing majors or going to higher schools is no worse than being a senior life secretary. Besides, being a government-sponsored student at Fangcaodi High School is not an opportunity that ordinary people can enjoy."
"Most people can't understand it based on their knowledge." Dong Weiwei said with a wry smile, "Lin Xiaoya is a different kind. They equate changing majors and entering higher education with being eliminated, so they are not active in learning. Fangcaodi also reflects that we change
In the past, students were not in a high learning mood and did not have a solid foundation in cultural courses - they were very complaining."
"We have spent a lot of money on them. The resources invested far exceed that of students in the upper elementary classes..." the representative of the financial department said in a tone that was not high but enough for everyone to hear.
"This is for the welfare of the elders. We shouldn't worry too much about the economy." Xiao Zishan said, and the conference room became quiet again. "But our new country is still very difficult. The circulation coupons are the blood and sweat of naturalized citizens and elders."
In exchange for gains, we should save as much as possible and make the best use of people’s talents and materials.”
Everyone in the meeting thought, I have said this to you. Everyone was silent. Xiao Zishan realized that what he just said was too treacherous, and there was no way to discuss it like this. And the maid issue was once the g-spot of the elders. It was easily touched.
Untouchable. Although it was a secret meeting without detailed records, everyone was afraid that if they said the wrong thing at the meeting, it would become a basis for criticism.
"Please feel free to speak freely. The reform plan for the maid school and the maid system was ultimately proposed by the General Office." He gave everyone reassurance.
"My opinion is that the maid school is somewhat out of date..." Dong Weiwei said in a cautious tone, "In the past, it was a matter of having and having nothing, but now it is obviously not a matter of having and not having."
The main reasons for setting up maid schools in the past were, first, the politics of the maid revolution; second, the population base under the control of the senators was small and the proportion of women was low, so special collection was necessary; third, the selected population was generally malnourished and needed
Only after special care can the eyes be pleasing to the eye; finally, the elders, especially the male elders, are in urgent need of help with housekeeping.
"Now it seems that first of all, the political factors have changed. Secondly, the population base has also increased. Not only are there maid candidates from the north, but also candidates of European descent. Then, the nutritional conditions of various institutions are better than before.
With a big improvement, the nutritional conditions of Fangcaodi are better. In the end, the housekeeping needs of the elders have been basically solved. Therefore, it is no longer appropriate to set up a special maid school that trains first and then distributes them."
Dong Weiwei originally had a lot of criticism about her position. She did not dislike the teaching content of the "training class". The key is that the living secretary training class is a "concubine training class" in the eyes of elders and naturalized citizens. This makes her feel psychologically
It was very uncomfortable, not to mention that Du Wen called her every three days to talk to her about "women's liberation is first of all ideological liberation", or to write some articles criticizing Huai Sang and publish them in magazines: such as "Some
"Female comrades, they no longer have small feet physically, but they still kneel in front of men mentally", "Worshiping a decadent and dying culture", "The most terrifying thing is not male power, but the female accomplices who are willing to help the oppressor" and so on.
She looks like a "female adulterer".
After being bombarded by Du Wen for a long time, Dong Weiwei felt a strong sense of guilt. She felt that she was sorry for the vast number of women in this time and space. She was even more sorry for the education she received from the party in the past decades. If she did not repent, she would really become a "feudal"
"The remnant", "the filial son and grandson of the reactionary literati". She had been thinking about it for a long time before this secret maid countermeasures meeting was held. In the end, she decided to risk offending most of the elders and put forward the proposal to abolish the school.
"I suggest that the establishment of the maid school should no longer be maintained, and that all teachers, facilities and equipment be merged into Fangcaodi Academy. As for the elders' needs in this regard, they can be solved through free love."
Hu Qingbai coughed: "I also support the abolition of maid schools. This is not only an economic issue, but also involves personnel issues. The Lin Xiaoya case actually unintentionally revealed another issue, which is the convenient promotion channel for maids. Currently, it is provided to those who are waiting for work.
In terms of job transfer and advancement opportunities for the maid students, they already have an advantage over the ordinary naturalized student students in Fangcaodi. Through the relationship with classmates who have become veteran maids, they can get direct help from the elders: recommendation for admission, sponsorship fees, etc.
Wait. This is not too uncommon among the full-time maid students accepted by Fangcaodi. Lin Xiaoya just stands out. This is actually very unfair to the students in Fangcaodi."
"What you call unfair educational opportunities is not unfair in personnel matters." Yang Yun knocked on the notebook in front of him. "It is unfair in personnel terms for a veteran to appoint his own life secretary. Cheka and I both have some information:
Individual elders specifically called certain departments to request that certain maid trainees who had been assigned to job transfer training be given special treatment in terms of position, salary and promotion - needless to say, this is the interpersonal network built by the trainees during their time in school.
It works. I think this is very unfair to the majority of naturalized people working on the front line. So this problem must be solved in the system."
Xiao Zishan nodded: "Speaking of this matter, Wu Nanhai told me yesterday that her wife could not trust naturalized citizens, refused to promote the old employees of the cafe, and insisted on directly hiring maid trainees to work in management and administrative positions. It was so troublesome.
Now the staff in the cafe are unhappy."
"Yes, it is understandable that Chu Qing grew up in the old society. As a modern person, it is inappropriate for a senator to think this way. In other words, if this method of controlling personal freedom is still needed to show loyalty, political protection institutions
What else should we set up with the police department? What qualifications do we have to talk about system confidence? This is no different from the emperor of the Ming Dynasty who reused eunuchs and the emperor of the Qing Dynasty who reused coats." Yang Yun has long wanted to complain about the current naturalized civilian employment system.
"I think our current appointment criteria for naturalized cadres overemphasizes the other party's sense of dependence and gratitude to us, and regards slaves and orphans as the most reliable candidates. My point of view is exactly the opposite. The use of such people must be strictly restricted!
Regulations and habits for using Liangjiazi should be established. To put it darkly, if we really want to rebel, we can use their families as threats. If the orphans can feed the whole family well, what can they control? A bank loan is still required.
Where’s the deed?”
Yang Yun said more and more enthusiastically: "Nowadays, some elders have more and more weird ideas in employing people. They wish that everyone would sign a contract to be useful. Let me make a complaint: captured prisoners and asked them to work for a few years to redeem themselves, and some immigrants asked them to be
A few years of indentured servants compensated the immigration expenses of the Senate - this is quite excusable. But what does it mean to pointlessly expand the scope of application of 'death contract'? The big point: last time, a senator even proposed to talk about industrial exports
Cadres and workers in key technical positions in the agricultural sector must sign death contracts to prevent technology leakage - Damn it, isn't this the Eight Banners? Everyone has a master, and everyone is called a slave? To put it bluntly, some veterans
I put the life secretary I was tired of playing in my office as a confidential secretary, and even wanted to put it in the company and department where I worked to hold key administrative positions - I felt that it would be convenient and safe to use my slave. I'm worried about this
If this trend continues, the living secretaries around the elders will have a situation similar to that of the former Qing emperor. If this continues, the elders will only use the elders instead of good family members. The naturalized people under their subordinates will also compete to be the elder's slaves.
We are proud of it. Then we will really become the Qing Dynasty! I think the executive committee must take a clear-cut stance to curb this trend."
Originally, the meeting was held in a cautious and cautious atmosphere, but Yang Yun's conversation was like opening a floodgate, causing a flood. The conference room suddenly erupted in whispers of discussion.
Ma Jia said leisurely: "This kind of thinking, which cannot be used unless you are a slave, is the same as some people's attempt to establish a 'sanctuary system' in the army and create their own 'private soldiers' in the past few years. They all wanted to establish a personal dependence system to ensure
One's own so-called 'power' - a typical characteristic of persecuted paranoia."
Xiao Zishan pretended not to hear and said: "There is indeed a problem with the current personnel system."
Ma Jia continued: "It's not that there is a problem, there is a big problem! If we don't straighten out the various problems in the current system, the people we have been fighting for so far will not receive the most grace from us, and we have the highest hope.
The naturalized people collapsed first. A system must have a good upward mechanism to make people work hard. At least the principle of equality for all naturalized people must still be emphasized. In feudal society, there is also a man who is a farmer in the dynasty and the emperor in the evening.
What about Tang's picture cake? Although the Manchu Qing Dynasty lasted for three hundred years, its eventual collapse was closely related to their Yao Mozi employment system that was still in trouble until the end."
He opened the folder in front of him: "I will not talk about other personnel system issues for now. This is not my jurisdiction. Let me say a few points about matters involving our arbitration tribunal: The first is the legal status of maids. Now
Although both naturalized citizens and senators actually treat them as wives and maids, they are actually staff members of the general office. And they are the senator's personal slaves - and slaves are in our
There is no clear legal status in the law..." (To be continued...)