Can the chief accountant of a state-owned enterprise arrange to hire someone?

The chief accountant of a state-owned enterprise cannot arrange for recruitment.

According to the organizational structure and division of responsibilities of state-owned enterprises, the chief accountant is usually responsible for financial management and accounting supervision, while personnel arrangements are handled by a dedicated human resources department. Personnel arrangements need to take into account factors such as employees' background, abilities and adaptability to ensure the organization's operational efficiency and fairness. Therefore, the chief accountant usually does not have the authority to directly arrange recruitment. However, due to the importance of the chief accountant in financial management, the personnel department may give the chief accountant a certain face and respect, such as soliciting his opinions during the recruitment process or providing appropriate opportunities for participation.