Why do some people say that township cadres are tired? Let's talk about it

"A thousand lines above, a needle below"; "The leader spoke, but the soldier broke his leg."

First, funds are tight. Although the office expenses have increased a lot in the past two years, they are barely enough to maintain the operating expenses of water, electricity, heating, internet, cars, oil and paper. Higher-level units only assign tasks without giving money, resulting in towns and villages can only compress office funds to squeeze out money to complete the tasks assigned by their superiors, which is difficult to maintain operation.

Second, there is insufficient manpower and more work. Stability, central work, comprehensive management, family planning, environmental protection ... there are endless inspections, appraisals, inspections and investigations, and no manpower is needed.

Third, the powers and responsibilities are not equal, and the work is difficult to carry out. The power of towns and villages has been infinitely reduced, and almost all the powers such as financial rights, personnel rights and land rights have been delegated to the county level. Repairing roadways, clearing canals, running subsistence allowances and drilling wells must be approved by superiors, and you can't make your own decisions. This is also one of the many reasons for the large number of letters and visits.

Fourth, mass work is not easy to do. After the abolition of agricultural tax, it became difficult to mobilize the masses. Repairing roads and canals, volunteers can't let others out any more, and it's hard to get anything together. A lot of work can't be coordinated.