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Companies in China have Party Committees, appointed by the government. These committees have oversight over how the company operates, and how the board is appoi
by biggestdecision 6y ago
Companies in China have Party Committees, appointed by the government. These committees have oversight over how the company operates, and how the board is appointed. The Chinese government has a strong direct influence inside Chinese businesses, that isn't present in the rest of the world.
- justicezyx 6y agoPlease give me a link, I haven't heard of such organization recently... Edit: Note that CCP does ensure private firms provide support for employees who are also party member to organize relevant activity. State-owned company obviously has party committee, and except great control on personnel, like kind of a board.
- throwaway189262 6y agoDude please don't play dumb like this on HN. If people don't give you a link it's because you can find it on the first page of Google.
- onetimemanytime 6y agoThey're called Commissars https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commissar https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commissar imagine one standing over as you code and reminding yo what the Party expects...and if x feature is complaint with Party ideals or not.
- pmachinery 6y agoThat link makes absolutely no reference to China in any way.
- pmachinery 6y agoIt's pretty sad when human beings are reduced to the level of downvoting objective facts.
- DiogenesKynikos 6y agoParty Committees aren't appointed by the government, and they don't have anywhere near the power you're asserting they do.