Whether the public service is public welfare?

Public service does not only mean that the government does a few practical things for the masses through public service halls, one-stop shops, one-stop shops and other service carriers. From a deeper perspective, we should pay more attention to the policy service of public service. ■ In the process of public service, the government must not use the banner of public service to make profits for the department, and it must not look after money. ■ There is no difference between developed and underdeveloped areas in public services. Any level of government has the responsibility to undertake public services. Without money, it is definitely wrong not to engage in public services. News Background * * * Public services should not always focus on money, and the ways and means should be constantly innovated. On November 18th, 27, Kunshan human resources market was officially put into use. The biggest highlight of this market is that it has realized the integration of talent market, labor market and employment market for college graduates, which marks another substantial step in promoting personnel services in Jiangsu Province. This incident has aroused widespread concern in the national personnel system. Recently, Express reporter interviewed Zhao Yongxian, vice minister of organization department of jiangsu provincial party committee and director of provincial personnel department, a staunch promoter of this initiative. Reporter: Does public services mean that all services provided by the government are free? Zhao Yongxian: One of the core requirements for the government to provide public services is to reduce the burden of the clients, especially the economic burden of the clients, and solve problems for the people. Therefore, in principle, the public services provided by the government can be as free as possible. If it is not free, conditions should be created to charge as little as possible. In the process of public service, the government must not use the banner of public service to make profits for the department, and it must not look after money. Some projects can't be free, so we can consider charging only the cost to make up for the lack of public finance. There is a problem of limited fees and free services. Reporter: When it comes to public services, you actually avoid an important question, that is, who will pay for public services? What's the situation in Jiangsu? Zhao Yongxian: First of all, it should be clearly emphasized that all public services provided by personnel work should not be for profit, and should not be all about money! We should dilute the economic interests of departments and strengthen the interests of the people. For some projects, if the government pays the bill, the government will pay the bill. This is related to the fundamental direction of the development of public service institutions. Since 23, most of our large-scale talent recruitment activities in Jiangsu are basically free. Many projects of talent work have been allocated to public finance. Reporter: But the development of public services needs a certain economic foundation as support. In practice, personnel departments in economically underdeveloped areas may face financial difficulties-after all, Jiangsu's economic base.