A few days ago, I read the article "You can't put everything on the grassroots" and felt a lot.
It is really difficult to understand the hardships and difficulties of the grassroots without working at the grassroots level, and the author has been fortunate to serve at the grassroots level for three years to understand the difficulties of the grassroots level.
First, the workload at the grassroots level is huge
At the grassroots level, it is basically 007, you have to be on call at any time, don't think about Saturdays and Sundays, even if you are at home on your mobile phone, you must always pay attention to work news.
"A thousand threads above, a needle below"
There are too many higher-level departments, and each department will issue tasks and let the grassroots implement the work.
The implementation is not through on-site inspections to assess the completion of the work, but relies on various materials submitted by the grassroots, such as plans, plans, leadership team lists, special class members, daily and weekly progress reports, on-site photos, information briefings and summaries.
Such a mountain of material work requires a lot of manpower and material resources to be prepared at the grassroots level, which will also lead to a significant reduction in the number of people who actually work, often only one person can focus on the actual work, while the rest of the staff are busy dealing with these tedious paperwork.
Second, unlimited accountability is too serious
Nowadays, the unlimited accountability of the grassroots is too serious, and once a problem arises, the responsibility is often shifted to the grassroots cadres at all levels.
There will only be two extremes of unlimited accountability, either inaction or one-size-fits-all.
Let's take the environmental protection remediation in the past few years as an example, although its original intention is good, but in some places, due to the excessive pursuit of surface effects, there are some laughable practices.
For example, in some places, all restaurants, breakfast shops and even steamed bun shops along the street have been closed, and what is even more shocking is that in some areas, in order to prevent air pollution caused by coal burning in winter, village cadres have resorted to extreme measures such as sealing the stoves of elderly people with cement.
This practice of choking and abandoning food will not only affect the normal life of the residents, but even directly deprive the people of their right to live.
It is difficult to go to the grassroots level, and it is difficult to go to the knife mountain.
Don't let the grassroots dumb eat Coptis chinensis, you can't say the bitterness! This requires us to have more understanding of the grassroots units, to reduce the burden on grassroots cadres, and to appropriately revise certain irrational accountability systems.
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