Is it illegal for retired veteran cadres in the unit to eat working meals?

The so-called "retired cadres" are organized and personnel departments in accordance with the "Civil Servants Law" of the country.

and other laws and regulations that have gone through the normal retirement procedures (i.e., civil servants and personnel of public institutions), that is to say, from the date when the retirement procedures are confirmed, the personnel are not regular employees of the unit, and the salary is not received in the unit before retirement, and they do not need to be public employees.

The rules of work and attendance, so they cannot enjoy the labor insurance benefits of public employees.

What is a "working meal"? As far as I know, there was no such thing as a "working meal" more than ten years ago. In the past, ** organs and institutions had canteens, the logistics department sold meal tickets, and the food group sold meals to cadres and workers according to the cost price, and those who did not eat in the unit went home to eat.

There is a saying of "working meals", which is also a matter of the past ten years, which is also a manifestation of reform and opening up and strong national strength. After the organs (public institutions) according to the nature of their work, especially after the implementation of the "9 in the morning and 5 in the evening" work system, because they got off work at 12 o'clock at noon and had to go to work at 1 o'clock in the afternoon, many staff members could not afford to go home to deal with the lunch problem on their own, so the unit provided the welfare of a simple meal for the personnel on the post (some units such as: party committees and ** organs, discipline inspection commissions and supervision commissions, public security, procuratorate, courts and other departments may be 3 meals).

These costs are usually paid for by the Treasurer.

Therefore, "retired cadres" who have gone through the formalities and were not employed by the unit in the past can naturally no longer enjoy the "working meal." If there are "retired cadres" in your unit who still eat free meals in the canteen of the unit, it is a violation of discipline and regulations. If it is a party member cadre and the circumstances are minor, it shall be inspected and supervised by the department where it is stationed.

The organization gives critical education and pays back money. where the circumstances are serious, it may be in accordance with the "Regulations on Disciplinary Sanctions of the Communist Party of China".

and other rules to give party discipline and government sanctions.

I wonder if you can satisfy my reply? Farewell interaction. Thank you.

Retired veteran cadres in the unit are in violation of the law by eating working meals, because there are relevant regulations, retired veteran cadres cannot return to their original units to eat working meals.

It is illegal to eat working meals, because working meals are provided for the staff who go to work, and as retired veteran cadres, they have no right to eat working meals, nor can they promote such an atmosphere.

Of course not in violation. People are iron, rice is steel, and the working meals of the unit can be enjoyed by all employees.

What does this mean? According to the actual situation, generally this situation can be understood as leaders who care about retired employees and contact each other, as long as they do not exceed the standard. To say that there is a bit of a violation, the money is public, and what is to be spent is valuable and useful.

As long as the standard of dining is not passed, there is no problem.

In fact, there is no need to be too verbose, just pay attention to a few key points!

First, what is the nature of your unit? Institutions, or enterprises?

Second, are your leaders party members?

If you want to take advantage of this to bring down your leader, just report it directly to the Commission for Discipline Inspection and Supervision with your real name! (Real-name, anonymous reporting is generally useless, but if it is a real-name report, it must be checked!) ）

If you don't have such a plan, don't toss around, the leader invites his subordinates to dinner, which is also to connect emotions and promote work (the people invited are definitely not all retired, and even if they are retired, they may not be needed in the future).

And if this is not done or not, how much will you benefit? What will happen in the workplace in the future?

Make up your own mind!