Who are the principal responsible persons of the party and government of state owned enterprises?

The main responsible persons of the party and government of state-owned enterprises generally are:

1. The legal representative is also the factory director or general manager that we often say;

2. Secretary of the Party Committee or Secretary of the Party Branch.

The principal responsible person refers to the principal leader of a unit or organization who presides over the overall work of the unit, has the highest decision-making power, and bears the main responsibility for the unit.

There are many specific manifestations of the principal responsible person, and according to custom, all leaders who bear the main responsibility in the unit are collectively referred to as the principal responsible person in the law. However, how to understand the meaning of the principal responsible person can only be determined in detail from the nature of the unit and the actual situation of the unit. The specific object of this term will be slightly different depending on the industry in which it is located, so you should refer to the laws in the field and the unwritten rules of the industry or the regulations of the employer.

Factory director or manager, party secretary or party branch secretary, .Some union presidents are also considered to be.

Summary. Hello, the main person in charge of a unit is first of all a member of the leadership team, the "squad leader" in the leadership team, and the leader. It is our party's policy to advocate that in every unit, we should not only uphold collective leadership, but also clearly define the responsibilities of each member of the leading group and properly manage the work in which we are responsible.

The principal responsible persons should not only take overall responsibility for the work of the unit, but also persist in collective discussion of major issues and respect the collective decisions of the leading groups. Only in this way will this unit be able to successfully fulfill all the tasks of its own unit.

What is the difference between the main person in charge, senior management and leadership team of state-owned enterprises?

Hello, I have seen your question and am sorting out the answer, please wait for a while Hello, the main person in charge of Li Xian in a unit is first of all a member of the leadership team, and he is the "squad leader" in the leadership team and the leader. It is our party's policy to advocate that in every unit, we should not only uphold collective leadership, but also clearly define the responsibilities of each member of the leading group and properly manage the work in which we are responsible. The principal responsible persons should not only take overall responsibility for the work of the unit, but also persist in collective discussion of major issues and respect the collective decisions of the leading groups.

Only in this way can this unit complete all the tasks of its own unit.

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Legal Analysis] Leaders of state-owned enterprises shall earnestly safeguard the interests of the state and investors. There shall be no abuse of power or damage to the rights and interests of state-owned assets in the following acts: (1) Violating the principles and procedures of decision-making to determine the production and operation of major decisions, important personnel appointments and dismissals, major project arrangements and large amounts of capital operations;

2) Handling matters such as enterprise restructuring, merger, reorganization, bankruptcy, asset appraisal, and property rights transactions in violation of regulations;

3) Violating regulations by investing, financing, guaranteeing, borrowing funds, entrusting financial management, issuing letters of credit on behalf of others, purchasing and selling goods and services, bidding and bidding, etc.;

4) Without approval or without going through the legal formalities for the preservation of state-owned assets, using enterprise assets in the name of individuals or other to register companies, invest in shares, purchase financial products, purchase real estate, or conduct other business activities abroad;

5) Instigating, instigating, or forcing accounting personnel to carry out activities that violate national financial discipline and the financial system of enterprises;

F) without the performance of the State-owned assets investor responsibilities of the agency and personnel department approval, to decide on the level of leadership and housing subsidies and other benefits;

7) Decide on donations or sponsorships without the collective study of the enterprise leadership group, or decide on large donations or sponsorships without the approval of the institution that performs the duties of the investor of state-owned assets despite the collective study of the enterprise leadership group;

8) Other acts of abuse of power and damage to the rights and interests of state-owned assets.

Legal basis] Several Provisions on the Honest Practice of Leaders of State-Owned Enterprises" Article 4 Leaders of state-owned enterprises shall earnestly safeguard the interests of the state and investors. There shall be no abuse of power or damage to the rights and interests of state-owned assets in the following acts: (1) Violating the principles and procedures of decision-making to determine the production and operation of major decisions, important personnel appointments and dismissals, major project arrangements and large amounts of capital operations; 2) Handling matters such as enterprise restructuring, merger, reorganization, bankruptcy, asset appraisal, and property rights transactions in violation of regulations; 3) Violating regulations by investing, financing, guaranteeing, borrowing funds, entrusting financial management, issuing letters of credit on behalf of others, purchasing and selling goods and services, bidding and bidding, etc.; 4) Without approval or without going through the legal formalities for the preservation of state-owned assets, using enterprise assets in the name of individuals or other to register companies, invest in shares, purchase financial products, purchase real estate, or conduct other business activities abroad; 5) Instigating, instigating, or forcing accounting personnel to carry out activities that violate national financial discipline and the financial system of enterprises; F) without the performance of the State-owned assets investor responsibilities of the agency and personnel department approval, to decide on the level of leadership and housing subsidies and other benefits; 7) Decide on donations or sponsorships without the collective study of the enterprise leadership group, or decide on large donations or sponsorships without the approval of the institution that performs the duties of the investor of state-owned assets despite the collective study of the enterprise leadership group; 8) Other acts of abuse of power and damage to the rights and interests of state-owned assets.

As the responsibility of the leaders of state-owned enterprises, I think there are only two kinds of responsibilities for state-owned assets: value preservation and appreciation.

First of all, as a state-owned enterprise, state-owned assets are national assets, that is, it is a more important point for enterprises, the first to ensure the preservation of assets, that is to say, the purchase and disposal of assets need to go through the relevant processes, especially when disposing of assets, there must be some relevant and perfect approvals, as well as some supervision links after the fact. For example, when purchasing, it is necessary to carry out relevant quality and price comparisons to ensure that the assets are more in line with some industrial policies or national guidance at the time of purchase, and then let the assets play a full role. Secondly, when the assets may need to be disposed of externally after a certain period of time, as a state-owned enterprise, we must ensure that the disposal is not arbitrary, but after a relatively complete approval process and quality comparison, and also to ensure that the disposal process complies with some national regulations.

Second, the responsibility for state-owned assets is to increase the value of assets, that is to say, after the assets are fully played, such as creating greater production value, or producing some investment or social benefits. Because I have seen some examples before, the assets are idle there, which can not produce some social and economic benefits at all, so for the leaders of state-owned enterprises, let the assets play a full role and create greater value for the enterprise, which is the responsibility of state-owned assets.

1. Generally speaking, central enterprises have two kinds of establishments: deputy ministerial level and department level.

2. Therefore, the person in charge (first leader) of the branch of the central enterprise generally has the following three levels:

1. Principal hall level.

2. Deputy department level.

3. At the level of the department.

A limited liability company is not necessarily a state-owned enterprise, but a limited liability company includes a state-owned enterprise. LLCs also include one-person LLCs, etc. According to the relevant laws and regulations, a limited liability company cannot be listed or issued**.

Article 64 The provisions of this section shall apply to the establishment and organization of wholly state-owned companies; Where there are no provisions in this section, the provisions of the first and second preceding sections of this chapter shall apply. The term "wholly state-owned company" in this law refers to a limited liability company funded by the state solely and authorized by the local people to perform the duties of the investor by the state-owned assets supervision and administration institution at the same level. 65th articles of association of a wholly state-owned company by the State-owned assets supervision and administration of the State-owned assets of the State of the United States of America of the State of the United States of America of the State of the State

Leaders of state-owned enterprises refer to the middle-level and above leaders of wholly state-owned enterprises and units with independent management rights and authorized business units (or branches) affiliated to wholly state-owned enterprises;

Leaders of wholly state-owned enterprises appointed to other enterprises;

Leaders who are appointed, appointed, or employed by higher-level party organizations, administrative organs, or state-owned assets authorized business units in companies in which state-owned assets occupy a controlling or dominant position.

Where did you get it upstairs?

Leaders of state-owned enterprises, in addition to the secretary and factory director.

The three chief engineers should also be counted, that is, the chief engineer, the chief accountant, and the chief economist.