中國各地國企「無事可做 」 員工放假 ｜ #新唐人電視台

China's economic downturn has affected state-owned enterprises. Many state-owned enterprises have nothing to do, and have asked their employees to go home on holiday. Recently, Sichuan-based state-owned enterprise Chengtou Corporation and Sichuan-based Chengxiang Investment Group issued a notice that because there is no project to do, all management personnel should go home on holiday. In addition, Tianjin-based Construction Engineering General Contracting Limited Company also asked project team members to go home on holiday from June 1. During the holiday period, there are no benefits or skills bonuses. There are termination contracts for employees' labor contracts. These popular real estate state-owned enterprises are often on holiday. This has aroused public attention. Wang Yong, a state-owned enterprise employee in Zaozhuang, Shandong, told Xintang people that the local cement factory of Zhizhu State-owned Enterprise is also starting to shift to layoff employees. We have a cement factory here. It has been on holiday for 20 days. Wang Yong said that the cement factory had already turned into a layoff. Let employees sign up and go home to rest. Only pay basic wages. As a result, the employees are almost gone. After the cement factory was shut down, all the employees who participated in the project were laid off. I didn't dare to use this method at the time. Because if all the employees left, there would be no production. Now, the cement factory is on holiday. Wang Yong said that the bad effect of the cement factory directly affects the tax revenue. Local civil servants can't pay wages. They have already owed wages for four months. Due to financial tensions, bus services in China have been suspended. Mr. Liu, a citizen of Shenyang, Liaoning, told Xintang people that the multi-urban bus system is difficult to maintain. It has begun to layoff employees. Mr. Liu said that these bus drivers are all official employees. The government wants to fire these drivers and cause resentment. Mr. Liu said that many bus drivers refused to resign, but their wages were maliciously reduced. Xintang people reporter Tang Ying, Xiong Bin, Shu Can interview reported.