With Qiu Yuling's insistence, recruitment quotas were secured for Wu City and even the county communes under it.
You know, at that time, there was still an insurmountable gap between farmers and workers. Her move really helped a small number of villagers to achieve the current class transition.
Since the front-line work in a fertilizer factory is almost considered heavy physical labor, it requires good health and the ability to adapt to the working environment and labor intensity of the fertilizer factory.
Moreover, this part of the work may involve environmental factors such as high temperature, high pressure, dust, as well as certain physical labor, so workers are required to have good physical fitness.
As long as these people have good political background and positive thoughts, there is nothing more to ask for.
Secondly, there are some technical jobs, such as fitters, electricians, welders, etc., which require certain relevant work experience or professional technical training, and corresponding skill certificates or operating experience so that they can get started quickly.
Although these production and technical positions do not necessarily require work experience, people with experience working in factories or workshops or participating in agricultural production will be given priority because they have a certain understanding and adaptability to labor production.
This brings us back to the situation that Qiu Yuling laid out at the beginning.
In the early days of Zaohua, she hired a large number of temporary workers. It was due to production needs at the time and also to help the villagers keep a resume.
These people all have some skills and have worked in factories. They don't even take up the recruitment quota she wants and can directly sign up for the recruitment.
After several rounds of consultation, the charter was finally drawn up.
Qiu Yuling returned with the 200 quotas she had obtained for Wu City. Among these 200 recruitment quotas, she also stubbornly fought for 100 for Min County, and the remaining two counties were each allocated 50 quotas.
In fact, this is already a lot. If it weren’t for Qiu Yuling’s great contribution, there wouldn’t be so many places for agricultural-to-industrial transition.
When she returned, her lower body was boiling.
The municipal and county party committees each conveyed their government orders, which were then brought back to the brigades by the communes.
People even called her the Imperial Envoy in private!
For these members who considered even a meal of white flour a luxury, what difference was there between landing in a provincial capital and ascending to heaven in one step?!
For a time, countless people came to Qiu Jianshe for help.
He was so scared that he fled back to Wu City overnight. Before leaving, he even endorsed it to the captain, "Brother, you know about Yuling and me. She definitely can't open this door. As for me, I can never hold my baby back in matters like this.
I'm going to hide in the city for a while, but the important thing is, I want you to keep an eye on my mother and my boss, and don't make any blind promises. Only if you say something about this will everyone take it seriously..."
It's not that he thought too much, but there were people who were unaware of the situation and couldn't catch Qiu Jianshe, so they turned to his elder brother for help.
His mother relied on the fact that she was his biological mother, and if anyone dared to come, she would respond without hesitation.
He seemed like an old lord who could control his sons and granddaughters.
Qiu Jianjun asked the accountant to call all the members to the wheat field and hold an open-air meeting not only for his cousin's request, but also for his niece.
"...Although Yuling got the recruitment quota back from the higher-ups, that's all we have to do. Everyone should understand the seriousness of this matter and avoid doing anything that's short-sighted and harmful to both yourself and others.
Everyone is looking at our team. We have been doing better than other places in recent years. Yuling doesn't talk official language with everyone, so you forget that she is a state cadre.
If I find out that any of you is taking advantage of your relationship with the child or having a close relationship with him to accept bribes and benefits from those who are not aware of the situation, I will report it and cancel the recommendation of the relevant personnel.
Not only do you not have the qualifications to recruit workers, but even those who gave gifts will be held jointly responsible, and a criminal record will be left on the commune. "No further similar recruitment opportunities will be considered..."
There was an uproar below, "No, who is so clueless? How can he be the head of the Qiu Laoer family?"
"Exactly. We've gone to so much trouble to get back so many farmer-to-industry quotas for our county, and yet you're still not satisfied?"
"The captain's report to the commune will definitely affect our evaluation of advanced collectives this year. I want to see who the bad apple is!"
“…”
Everyone was talking at once, and there was a lot of buzzing in the room. Old Mrs. Qiu had a blank expression on her face, and it was hard to tell what she was saying, but she was already in a panic.
When the meeting was over, he called his eldest son, and after muttering to himself in the hut for a while, he sent him out to return the things to whomever they had belonged.
The people in Qiu Village are really supervising. To be honest, the demand for recruitment indicators in their village is smaller than elsewhere.
Because Qiu Yuling had already made most of the arrangements for the educated children who needed to be brought up.
Those who remain now are either too old to meet the recruitment requirements or are not interested in this.
The five places allocated to Qiuzhuang are just enough for the kids who are going to junior high school this year without any hassle.
So they have more energy to supervise and maintain order.
Given the contributions and changes that Qiu Yuling has brought to Qiu Village over the years, maintaining Qiu Yuling's reputation is as important as maintaining one's own cemetery.
After the big guys met in private, they went straight to Mr. Qiu's house. Without listening to their excuses, they held a three-court trial and settled the matter neatly without leaving any loose ends.
To put it bluntly, the dogs that escaped from Qiu Village now seemed more imposing than those from other villages. They all knew what was good and what was bad, and they all hoped that Qiu Yuling could have a long and successful life.
Who doesn't have descendants without ancestors? Ever since Qiu Yuling brought up the idea of sustainable development at a member meeting, they've been pondering it privately. This principle applies to more than just growing crops.
It applies to living people too.
While other brigades were busy with all kinds of things, Qiuzhuang was always calm and composed, and everything was arranged in an orderly manner.
Even though they didn't care about the reputation of their superiors, the commune thought they were conscious and easy to manage, so they pulled them out and made them role models and gave them a tour.
There were some careless people who started to talk as soon as the people from the commune left, saying, "You talk better than you sing, why don't you say that their brigade has made arrangements for you!"
Those who are studying are pursuing their studies, while the older ones are pursuing their skills. Everyone knows that this is because of Qiu Yuling..."
"You better stop talking. If you have the guts, you can at least expose Han Yuling..."
"Hahaha, yes, Han Lao San..."
There were also some who were sensible. "We can have this opportunity, isn't it thanks to Qiu Yuling who was born in Qiu Village? Now that you say this, do you think that your family can train such a capable cadre in the future? Don't you need others to think for you?"
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