Chairman Liu was humiliated in front of everyone and resolved to get to the bottom of the matter.

As soon as they entered, they saw Rong Guoguang and Wang Aijun. Many people could tell what was going on at a glance.

Even though no one brought it up, when Chairman Liu asked, no one concealed any information that should have been made public.

The truth was gradually pieced together from everyone's words, and Rong Guoguang and Wang Aijun's expressions showed obvious panic.

Chairman Liu gave them a deep look, but ignored the affairs of other departments, focusing instead on the internal affairs of the factory committee.

"Old Tian, ​​why didn't this comrade go to the secretariat to complete the procedures at the beginning?"

His attitude was clear: regardless of who was behind Wang Aijun and Rong Guoguang, he would not take sides since the matter had not been handled properly.

Tian Zhijun had always disapproved of Rong Guoguang and Wang Aijun's actions and had given Xia Wenhua many hints from the beginning, so he naturally wouldn't hide it now.

"Chairman, after you left this morning, the Secretariat sent us a message saying that we need to inform them when new comrades join the company, as there are some issues with their acceptance."

Although we handled the onboarding procedures, we still needed to coordinate with the secretariat, so I asked Xiaotian to call someone over.

I didn't expect that Team Leader Rong and this... Comrade Wang, right? After Comrade Wang came, he kept saying that Comrade Xia Wenhua shouldn't go to the Secretariat, but could go to the Publicity Department.

I'm also curious why the Publicity Department can freely hire people when there are no positions available in the Secretariat.

I couldn't handle these procedures at all. Thank goodness you're back, Chairman, otherwise our factory committee would have been utterly humiliated today.

Tian Zhijun, who appeared to be impartially stating the facts, subtly undermined Rong Guoguang's character with his words.

Rong Guoguang glared fiercely at Tian Zhijun, but the man wasn't even looking in his direction. His angry gaze was destined to be seen by a blind man.

Chairman Liu nodded to indicate that he understood, and then looked at Wang Yufeng, who had jumped out at the beginning.

"You know there are no positions available in the secretariat, so could it be that you handled this Comrade Wang's onboarding procedures?"

I don't even know when the people in the secretariat joined. When did you apply for this position?

When Rong Guoguang delivered the items to her and asked her to complete the formalities, he patted his chest and said he could definitely handle it, which is why Wang Yufeng dared to take on the job.

Now that the truth has come out, she is the most panicked one.

Faced with Chairman Liu's questioning, Wang Yufeng had no way to fight back.

She bowed her head and said, "I'm sorry, Chairman, I was wrong."

Team Leader Rong came to see me a couple of days ago and said that he had already discussed this matter with you, but you weren't there at the time, so I took it upon myself to complete the onboarding procedures.

I initially thought the new employee was Comrade Wang Aijun, who had simply lost his job offer. I never imagined he was lying to me; I've embarrassed the factory committee.

"You're talking nonsense!" Rong Guoguang was so angry that his face turned red and his neck bulged when he heard that all the blame was on him. He jumped up and started cursing.

Xia Wenhua was fortunate enough to witness the partisan struggle within the steel plant on her very first day there, but her choice was right; Chairman Liu was a responsible man.

No matter what the secretariat does, as the department responsible for handling onboarding procedures, they issued onboarding notices. If problems arose during the onboarding process, it seems impossible to clear their name.

He punished Wang Yufeng and at the same time found Wang Aijun's employment documents, and immediately crossed his name off the list of workers.

Rong Guoguang frantically tried to signal to Chairman Liu with his eyes, but Chairman Liu didn't even look in his direction.

No matter what Wang Aijun said, he insisted on having Wang Aijun removed from the steel factory, arguing that Wang Aijun was not a worker there.

In front of Rong Guoguang, he completed Xia Wenhua's onboarding procedures.

“I will communicate with the secretariat about Team Leader Rong’s matter. If they don’t handle it, our factory committee will transfer you to another team.”

Comrade Xia Wenhua, rest assured, it is our responsibility and our factory committee will certainly not shirk it.

If anyone gives you trouble at work because of today's onboarding process, don't hesitate to contact someone from our factory committee, or me, Liu Zhonghe. I certainly won't hesitate to help!

It's a bit upsetting to encounter this so soon after starting the job. It's probably not easy being a responsible leader like Chairman Liu.

Xia Wenhua was not an ungrateful person. Since Chairman Liu had already dealt with the trouble, she naturally greeted him with a smile.

"Thank you, Chairman Liu, for your help today."

The factory committee members are all very responsible; there definitely won't be any problems. Thank you!

She spoke very sincerely, and seeing that she had no complaints about the factory committee, Chairman Liu's smile became even brighter.

It's not scary to encounter problems; what's scary is not being able to solve them.

Xia Wenhua's onboarding problem arose in time. While he was resolving it, even if word got out later, people would at most say it was a mistake by his subordinates, and it wouldn't affect him.

The victims all said that the factory committee was not irresponsible, so what others said was naturally meaningless.

Chairman Liu was very satisfied with Xia Wenhua's attitude. He was supposed to just randomly assign someone to take Xia Wenhua to the secretariat, but he gave Xia Wenhua face and immediately said that he would personally take Xia Wenhua to the secretariat to familiarize herself with it.

Ignoring Rong Guoguang's unpleasant expression, Liu Zhonghe's smile never faded.

"I have something I need to discuss with Director Mo in the Secretariat. I'll take you there with me. Let's go together."

Upon hearing this, Rong Guoguang's face naturally turned extremely ugly.

Unfortunately, the position of factory committee chairman was not one she could afford to offend. Even though she knew that Chairman Liu's so-called "things to do" were to file a complaint against him, there was nothing she could do.

Xia Wenhua thanked Liu Zhonghe and followed him toward the secretariat.

Today, all departments have to go to meetings. Because Rong Guoguang volunteered, the secretariat was left to handle things with the newcomer.

To everyone's surprise, when the others returned, the secretariat was empty.

Just then, the factory manager said there was a meeting in the afternoon that required a speech. The secretary and assistant came twice but couldn't find him. When Director Mo came, they complained to him, which made Director Mo very angry.

As Liu Zhonghe led his men in, Rong Guoguang immediately spotted him behind Liu Zhonghe, glared at him fiercely, and then hurriedly went to greet him.

"Chairman Liu is a distinguished guest. What instructions do you have for me today?"

After exchanging pleasantries, he still remembered that the factory director's matter was important, so he immediately turned around and instructed Rong Guoguang.

"Team Leader Rong, where have you been? Assistant Nie just came by and said the factory director needs a speech for this afternoon's commendation meeting. Go and arrange for someone to write it."

After giving his instructions, he immediately invited Liu Zhonghe inside.

Rong Guoguang never expected such a good thing to happen. He immediately accepted the order and was about to leave when Liu Zhonghe stopped him.

"Wait!" He turned around and stopped Rong Guoguang. "Director Mo, I'm here today to complain. This matter is related to Team Leader Rong. Let's hand over the manuscript to someone else."

"I shouldn't be involved in your secretariat's affairs, but the factory director's draft is so important, I can't just hand it over to someone else."