Should the property company's employee policy capital increase be borne by the owners' meeting?

Owners' meeting is a form for owners to discuss affairs and vote on major issues. The owners' meeting itself is neither an entity nor a group organization. How to undertake?

After the policy wage adjustment, the first thing to look at is whether the personnel cost in the property fee has increased. If the labor cost is increased because of salary adjustment. Then you can adjust the property charging standard according to the increase. Report to the owners' committee, and the industry committee will consider the adjustment scheme of property fees, and decide whether to adjust the charging standard through the owners' meeting.

If the owners' meeting agrees to increase the property fee, then the property company and the property management committee will sign a new property service contract or an annex to the contract for agreement. If the owners' meeting does not agree with the property fee adjustment plan, the property company should make other solutions, such as reducing staff, lowering service standards and reducing costs.

In short, although objective conditions have caused the increase in property fees, whether the property fees will increase or not is not the property's decision, and should be resolved through consultation.