Some jobs are just muddling along. How free can they be?

Leisure work is generally available in state-owned enterprises or institutions. Although the work is idle, the money you earn can't be compared with that of private enterprises. Basically, you can't even earn a fraction.

There are many jobs in our unit that make people have long hair, which is also a position I envy. For example, the eldest sister in charge of family planning in our unit has only one job. Since the opening of the second child policy, her job has been less. Now all that's left is to help everyone apply for a birth permit. When we go to apply for maternity insurance, we will ask her to issue a certificate or something.

Now it's all online, and the birth certificate is also online, and then it will be reviewed. After the approval, there is nothing. So much so that now I don't even do the work of filling out forms online. Whoever goes to apply for a birth permit, let that person fill out the form online and submit it himself. My sister's job becomes to get a paper version of the birth permit after going to the city family planning office for approval, and then send it to the person who handles it.

Because the elder sister has worked for decades, the welfare of 7788 plus the monthly salary bonus is also very objective. When I have nothing to do, I watch a TV series in the office and practice yoga to kill time, which makes me even envious.

And the archivist of our unit. Her job is to receive documents that need to be filed by various departments. Even the placement and sorting work is done by the corresponding departments themselves. Therefore, the work of an archivist is similar to that of a janitor. If someone comes to borrow the file, let them sign the book and urge them to return it on time.