Dear comrades-in-arms, what are his concerns now about these cadres who chose to choose their own careers before? This topic has chosen to choose their own careers, or choose to receive retired troops month by month, these comrades-in-arms may be very concerned, I think they may now have three aspects of concern.
Concerns about policy changes.
The first concern is a concern about policy changes. These cadres who choose their own jobs are actually very concerned about whether the policies determined when they previously enjoyed independent career choice will change from 2022 onwards. Because from the introduction of the monthly retirement pension policy, the policy of choosing a career is gone, so he will care about whether the things he will continue to enjoy in the future will change.
Concerns about retirement benefits.
The second concern is the concern about retirement benefits. We know that the current cadres who choose their own jobs may receive them according to the current standards. Then when it comes to retirement age, there will be a problem of retirement treatment, just like the comrades who receive retirement pensions month by month, he will also involve this problem when he reaches retirement age, that is, retirement treatment, what kind of standards will be referred to? Is it the current standard, or will it refer to the standard of monthly retirement pension, or will it be based on some other standard? What about cadres who choose their own careers? Very worried about this. I think it is also very normal, now before retirement, we receive this retirement pension without problems, so how much income will change after retirement, everyone is very concerned.
Worry about entrepreneurial failure.
The third concern is the concern about the failure of entrepreneurship. Because many of our comrades in arms choose their own careers, although it is said every month. There is a part of the retirement pension to receive, and there are also some comrades who choose their own careers to choose to go. Part-time work may be a little less risky, but I also see that many comrades who choose their own careers have actually embarked on the road of entrepreneurship, so if entrepreneurship fails. The insurance loss at the beginning of the independent choice of employment is not insured. It is true that the risk of starting a business cannot be assessed, so it is good that our cadres who choose their own careers have such concerns.
Generally speaking, the policy of choosing a career independently was pushed out in the process of reforming our officer retirement policy, and for more than a decade, many retired cadres in the military have chosen to practice independently, and now they have some concerns, which I think is also normal.