Can the club recruit state-owned enterprises to become full members?

Employees who enter state-owned enterprises through social recruitment have the opportunity to become regular employees. Whether you can become a regular employee depends on the recruitment policy of state-owned enterprises, the performance of employees and whether they meet the standards of regular employees. In some cases, the social recruitment positions of state-owned enterprises may be contracted, rather than directly converted to formal establishment, which usually depends on the specific positions and requirements mentioned in the recruitment announcement. If you want to become a regular employee, you need to read and abide by all the information in the recruitment announcement carefully. State-owned enterprises refer to enterprises whose capital is owned or controlled by the state. These enterprises can be wholly or mainly invested by the state to engage in production and business activities. State-owned enterprises have dual attributes of commerce and public welfare. Commerciality is embodied in the pursuit of maintaining and increasing the value of state-owned assets, and public welfare is embodied in realizing the national economic control objectives and coordinating the development of all aspects of the national economy.