英文摘要 |
In August 2000, Mainland China enacted the 'Guidelines for the Deepening of the Reform of the Cadre Personnel System' to bring about a comprensive talent pool and establish the mechanisms for human resources administration. For political and party leaders, the emphasis is on capability as well as ethics. The should be both 'red' and professional. Through expansion of democracy, the introduction of competitive mechanisms, and emphasis on oversight, this policy aims to provide effective encouragement and establish a system of recruitment and selection. For mangers of state-owned enterprises, the emphasis is on entrepreneurship and innovation and their ability to introduce market mechanisms, carry out institutional autonomy in personnel decisions, and create better incentive mechanisms to help adjust to the fierce competition in international autonomy in personnel decisions, and create better incentive mechanisms to help adjust to the fierce competition in inter national market economy. Of the professional technical staff, it demands professionalism and competitveness in the market economy. It also promotes the establishment of an employment and administrative system of the work unit and the reform of income distribution to accommodate the needs of economic development. However, the CCP still clings to the principle of the 'nomenklatura system' –i.e., cadres have to be submissive to the leadership of the party and serve the lines and policies of the party instead of following the principle of bureaucratic neutrality. |