Yes, during this period, whether it is a regular hospital like the People's Hospital or a factory-run hospital, medical reimbursement is also very strict, and you must be a true cadre and employee.

As for temporary workers, sorry, they are not eligible for reimbursement at the moment.

By the way, temporary workers nowadays are called contract workers, and this contract worker is different from the so-called intern.

As an intern in the company, which is what Cao Zhiqiang was when he first entered the factory, your personal file has been entered into the labor bureau, and he is a worker who has not officially become a regular worker.

In other words, for corporate interns, although their wages are low and their remuneration is low, in terms of status, they have proper worker status and are formally registered with the Labor Bureau.

But contract workers are different.

The files of contract workers are only under the jurisdiction of the recruiting company and not under the control of the labor bureau. They are not regular workers and cannot enjoy the benefits that workers can enjoy, such as medical reimbursement and pensions.

In other words, corporate contract workers can gain face when speaking to others, and can write letters of introduction to buy train tickets or even plane tickets, but they cannot enjoy the pensions and medical reimbursement of regular employees.

If medical reimbursement is not available, once you get sick and go to the hospital, your status as a state-owned enterprise employee will be immediately reverted back to its original state, which will still make people feel ashamed.

then what should we do?

The solution Cao Zhiqiang came up with was to open a hospital himself, and then let the contract workers he recruited go to his own hospital for treatment when they got sick.

In this way, these self-recruited contract workers can enjoy the same reimbursement treatment as other regular workers when they seek medical treatment in their own hospitals.

In this way, those self-employed people will enjoy benefits, gain respect and psychological satisfaction in their own hospitals, and will naturally support themselves more.

Self-employed people themselves are a mess. To recruit these people into a company, they must have the cohesion or belief they yearn for.

In terms of making money alone, it is not very attractive to these self-employed people who are accustomed to idleness. Only by making them feel respected and that they can improve their social status by joining their team will they be willing to give up their profits and willingly replace them.

Develop your own territory.

Is it difficult to open a hospital?

The answer is that it is not difficult at all for state-owned units at this time!

At this time, state-owned units could build their own hospitals, and the approval procedures were much simpler than those of local government people's hospitals. All they needed was the company's own consent and the ability to get the money.

After all, state-owned enterprises at this time were still a relatively independent system, and local governments were often unable to control them.

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For example, in Beijing at this time, the medical conditions of Shougang Hospital are among the best. Some of the hardware conditions and salaries are better than those of People's Hospital.

Then, it is actually not difficult to recruit medical staff.

In fact, you are right to say that in the 1950s and 1960s, the country was in dire need of medical staff.

So in the 1980s, although the country was still in dire need of medical personnel overall, relatively speaking, what the country was most lacking at the moment was not medical personnel, but medical places where these medical personnel could show off their skills.

In other words, after twenty years of training in China, a large number of medical staff have been trained by various medical colleges.

But the current problem is that the number of hospitals in the country is currently very small and cannot accommodate so many medical staff.

This has resulted in many students majoring in medical care being unable to go to hospitals to engage in the medical work they are good at.

Perhaps it should be said that there are few hospitals in the city, so you can go to the countryside.

But the reality is, how many medical staff who have studied in the city are willing to go to the countryside?

Wouldn't it be nice to be a worker in the city?

In other words, all the hospitals in China at this time were state-owned, either established by the state finance or by state-owned enterprises themselves.

Now the national government has no money, and there is not much money to build more people's hospitals.

As for enterprises, enterprises with good profits have already had hospitals, while enterprises with poor profits have no money to build hospitals.

You know, hospitals are purely money-losing things at this time, and the so-called reform of using medicine to support medical care has not yet begun.

Therefore, if Cao Zhiqiang spends his own money to build his own hospital, even if it is just a medical clinic similar to a community clinic, he will get the green light.

How easy is it for state-owned enterprises to open hospitals at this time?

Let's put it this way, if Cao Zhiqiang wants to open a hospital, he only needs to say hello to Director Li, and Director Li will agree.

Next, Cao Zhiqiang only needs to buy a house, recruit some doctors and nurses, purchase some medical equipment and medicines, and then bear the monthly expenses of those doctors and nurses, and of course other expenses such as water and electricity, before he can open his business.

A hospital, it’s that simple!

As for the Health Bureau and the like, it's easy to say that all the state-owned enterprises can do is send a letter and say hello.

As for what the Health Bureau doesn’t agree with.

What are you thinking about?

Not to mention that the country now strongly encourages state-owned enterprises to build hospitals.

Let’s just say that Hongguang Machinery Factory is an enterprise directly under the Ministry of Metallurgy. How dare a health bureau dare to offend Hongguang Machinery Factory?

As for opening a hospital, it is purely about losing money.

Cao Zhiqiang also thought about it.

That's right, opening a hospital now is indeed a waste of money.

But having your own hospital can bring together many self-employed people, making them reluctant to leave you.

Furthermore, after making money, you also need to do some charity work.

Opening more hospitals is also a public welfare undertaking and can bring you a good reputation.

With a good reputation, there is golden light body protection, and the benefits are self-evident.

Cao Zhiqiang has not yet figured out the other hidden benefits, but the benefits definitely outweigh the disadvantages.

After all, opening a hospital at this time is easy and cheap.

It may not be that easy if we wait until after the health care reform.

Compared with these benefits, arranging a job for my elder sister is really just incidental.

However, since my sister is so scared, I won't tell her the truth for now.
Chapter completed!