After finishing the light-hearted topic, it was Comrade Lao Gu's turn to start complaining.
"Old leader, you also know that we are a converted military hospital. This Lou Jianling came to our hospital on behalf of the Regional Health Bureau to interfere with our affairs. He usually unites some local Yuezhou employees and often opposes those from our army.
He sees himself as the home team, and us as the visiting troops, so he's increasingly dismissive of veterans like us. Last time, he even tried to promote a bad guy who had molested a female employee to section chief, simply because he was a local cadre, without considering the consequences.
Is Dean Gu a bad person?
Of course it was bad. This was a standard eye drop. He also cleverly took advantage of the weakness that the leader also came from the army and had feelings for the old comrades in the army, and severely reported Lou Jianling.
But he didn't dare to mention the decline in business. You know, he is the dean, and he has to bear some responsibility no matter what.
Sure enough, the senior leader was displeased when he heard this. During his time working in Yuezhou, he had always been subjected to those so-called "local cadres" who pretended to obey but secretly opposed him, openly and secretly opposing him. He felt a little unhappy.
"Humph, you think you can bully us soldiers just because we have a home-field advantage? This guy is too narrow-minded. Chen Xia is right. To deal with such people, we should scold them until they can't even raise their heads."
Well, people who come out of the army have hot tempers, especially in private. The big leaders don’t hide their joys and sorrows at all.
Gu Wei felt that he had achieved the purpose of coming here to fish today, so he stopped talking. Talking too much would only cause the old fox to be disgusted.
Chen Xia and he, the old man and the young man, one openly cursing his mother and the other secretly complaining, cooperated perfectly.
Then the two fell into silence again and fished quietly.
The big boss took a noticeably longer time to think today. It was obvious that he had taken Dean Gu's complaint to heart. In addition, he couldn't make up his mind whether to support Chen Xia in setting up a factory or not, and was unwilling to make a decision easily.
He was reported and investigated before he even started producing any drugs. If he had really set up a pharmaceutical factory as he wished, not only would Chen Xia be harmed in the end, he himself would also be regarded as a typical supporter of capitalism and would have to step down.
"Let Chen Xia take his time to think about setting up a factory. There's no need to rush. He should also pay attention to policy trends. According to current policies, even if it's a village-run factory, he can't take a portion of the dividends. Collective money can't be given to individuals. If they investigate, the charge of corruption will ruin his life."
But what you just said, about letting him start as a barefoot doctor, treating and prescribing medicine for the nearby villagers after get off work, I personally think there's no problem. Even hiring a few more workers, as long as they don't exceed seven, shouldn't be a big problem. It'll be a good way for him to make some money, so he can have capital to open a factory later, right? Haha."
Dean Gu was overjoyed when he heard this. This was like obtaining an imperial sword. If there were any more reports in the future, as long as they did not exceed the bottom line set by the top leaders, Chen Xia would undoubtedly be safe.
The matter is not over yet, and an explanation must be given for Lou Jianling's matter.
That night, the regional leader personally called the Director of the Health Bureau, Mao Yangping.
"Yes, yes, hello Secretary Li, I'm Mao Yangping."
"Director Mao, I'm calling for no other reason than to ask for help. The son of an old comrade of mine is currently working in the health system. He's also close to the family of Deputy Secretary Xu in the province. Please take good care of him. I heard he's been in some trouble lately."
Mao Yangping was sweating profusely. "Leader, you mean..."
"It's Comrade Chen Xia from the Fourth Hospital. I heard that this little guy has been crying a lot recently. As an elder, I can only come and ask about it, hehe."
"Comrade Chen Xia, I know him. He's a young and promising cadre, and one that our Health Bureau is focusing on cultivating. Please rest assured, leaders."
A political veteran like Mao Yangping has already heard the hidden meaning. How could someone who deserves a special call from a senior leader to take care of him be such a simple person?
Considering the recent "fake drug investigation case" that Chen Xia was burdened with, as well as the "real-name reporting case" with the vice president, the senior leader has said that he will take care of him, so how can he, the director of the Health Bureau, take care of him?
Of course, I am completely biased towards Chen Xia.
Regarding Chen Xia's case of selling fake drugs, the conclusion came out immediately: no substantial evidence was found, and the case was closed immediately.
The most surprising thing is the job adjustment of Lou Jianling, from the vice president in charge of administrative affairs to the vice chairman of the labor union of the Fourth Hospital (with the treatment of deputy director level).
Although his rank and salary remain unchanged, Vice President Lou has officially withdrawn from the core team of the Fourth Hospital and has been completely marginalized.
When Lou Jianling received the transfer order, he sat down on the chair. He couldn't understand how a small employee's groundless accusations could bring him down.
The four courts were in uproar...
When these two results were released, everyone in the health system was shocked, and everyone felt a sense of awe for the youngest section chief in the health system.
This is a great man who dared to point at the vice president's nose and scold him, and even did not hesitate to publicly complain. The key point is that the defendant vice president was actually forced to step down by him, which is definitely a huge news.
But no one knows that this was actually done with the instructions of higher-level leaders. Which health bureau leader would pay attention to Chen Xia alone?
It has always been taboo for subordinates to overthrow their superiors in the workplace.
As for Chen Xia himself, he was of course also punished. He was suspended from work for three months for reflection, his salary was suspended for three months, and all qualifications for advanced evaluation that year were revoked.
The hospital also appointed Yu Hong, deputy director of the hospital office, as deputy chief of the General Affairs Department, to serve as acting chief during Chen Xia's suspension.
The General Affairs Department had its second acting section chief in just one year, which is considered a strange department.
The deputy director of the hospital office is a close confidant of Dean Gu. This arrangement is obviously that the old man sent one of his own to help Chen Xia keep an eye on him and prevent others from taking his position.
In fact, he was worrying too much. Who would dare to take Chen Xia's position now? They even overthrew the vice president. Are you afraid?
For Chen Xia, suspension from work for reflection is more of a benefit than a punishment.
Anyone else would be heartbroken knowing they'd be without pay for three months, but was that a problem for Chen Xia? What's the difference between a three-month suspension and a three-month vacation?
After learning that Chen Xia was suspended, many doctors came to comfort him.
Eight squad leaders from the General Affairs Department, plus Luo Jiacheng, led by the new deputy section chief Yu Hong, came to visit their boss, making Chen Xia feel embarrassed.
Yu Hong is a woman in her 40s who speaks in a gentle manner: "Chief Chen, you can rest assured at home. I'll take care of the General Affairs Department for you. When you come back, you still have the final say."
This attitude definitely shows that the section chief is a very caring person.
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