What is the workers' congress?

The workers' congress is the workers' congress. It is the basic form of democratic management in enterprises and the system for employees to exercise democratic management power.

Obligations are: to implement the principles and policies of the Party and the state, correctly handle the interests of the state, enterprises and workers, exercise their functions and powers within the scope of law, ensure the status of workers as masters, mobilize the enthusiasm of workers, and run socialist enterprises well.

The functions and powers are: to elect the leaders of enterprises and institutions, and to elect the representatives of employees who participate in the board of directors, the board of supervisors and equal consultation; Organize staff representatives to check the implementation of the resolutions of the staff and workers' congress. The staff and workers of collective enterprises have the right to elect and recall managers and decide on major issues of operation and management.

Extended data:

Composition of the workers' congress: large and medium-sized enterprises implement the workers' congress system, and the number of representatives can be determined by the unit according to a certain proportion of the enterprise scale; Small enterprises with less than 100 employees can implement the staff congress system.

The workers' congress is held once every three to five years and at least twice a year. Very large enterprises are held at least once a year. The annual meeting can only be held when more than two thirds of the workers' representatives attend.

The workers' congress has a complete and strict organizational system and organizational system. The workers' congress regards democratic centralism as the fundamental organizational principle and always reflects the wishes and demands of most workers. The trade union committee of enterprises and institutions is the working body of the workers' congress and is responsible for the daily work of the workers' congress.

References:

Staff Congress-Baidu Encyclopedia