Central enterprises have three levels of preparation:
1, ministerial units, such as China Investment Corporation (hereinafter referred to as "CIC") and CITIC Group Corporation. The boss is a minister and governor.
2. Vice-ministerial units, such as China Petroleum Company (hereinafter referred to as "PetroChina") and China United Communications Group Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "China Unicom"), whose bosses are deputy ministers and vice governors.
3, the main hall level units such as China Agricultural Development Group Co., Ltd., China National Salt Industry Corporation, the boss is the main hall level (provincial industrial and commercial director, prefecture-level city mayor, ministerial level).
Question 2: How to calculate the administrative level of central enterprises It is generally believed that central enterprises have three main characteristics. First, the financial relationship of assets is listed separately in the Ministry of Finance; Second, personnel relations are listed separately in Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security; Third, the operation should be listed separately in the national plan (the State Council can write it directly).
In addition to the above-mentioned central enterprises, 6,000 enterprises affiliated to the central ministries and commissions are sometimes called central enterprises, but they do not meet the standards of "three separate lists" and can only be regarded as ministries and commissions in a strict sense.
After years of continuous restructuring and integration, there are currently 138 central enterprises that meet the above definition (as of April 20 16). Among them, the central enterprises and central financial institutions (chairman, party secretary, party secretary, general manager and supervisor) directly managed by the central government are generally called central enterprises and financial institutions in the official context or the central media (the central government is generally called: central financial enterprises and some state-owned key enterprises), and there are 70 such enterprises (as of April 20 16).
According to industrial attributes and control subjects, these central enterprises are roughly divided into four categories:
First, industrial central enterprises, mainly 106 central enterprises that the State Council State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission (SASAC) performed the investor's duties on behalf of the State Council:
1 China National Nuclear Corporation
2 China Nuclear Industry Construction Group Corporation
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4 China Aerospace Science and Industry Corporation
5 aviation industry corporation of china
6 China State Shipbuilding Corporation
7 China Shipbuilding Industry Corporation
8 China Ordnance Industry Group Corporation
9 China Ordnance Equipment Group Corporation
10 China Electronics Technology Group Corporation
1 1 China oil and gas group company
12 China Petrochemical Group
13 China Offshore Oil Corporation
14 State Grid Corporation
15 China southern power grid co., ltd
16 China Huaneng Group Corporation
17 China Datang corporation
18 china huadian corporation
19 China Guodian group
20 State Power Investment Group Corporation
2 1 China Three Gorges Corporation
22 Shenhua Group Limited Liability Company
23 China Telecom Group Company
24 China United Network Communications Group Co., Ltd.
25 China Mobile Communications Group Company
26. China Electronic Information Industry Group Co., Ltd.
27 China FAW Group Corporation
28 Dongfeng Motor Company
29 China No.1 Heavy Machinery Group Company
30 China Machinery Industry Group Co., Ltd.
3 1 Harbin Electric Group Company
32 China Dongfang Electric Group Co., Ltd.
33 Angang Group Corporation
Baosteel group co., ltd
35 Wuhan Iron and Steel (Group) Company
36 China Aluminum Company
China ocean shipping group co., ltd.
38 China Airlines Group Company
39 China Eastern Airlines Group Company
40 China Southern Airlines Group Company
4 1 China Sinochem Corporation
42. COFCO Corporation Limited
43 China Minmetals Corporation
44 China General Technology (Group) Holding Limited Liability Company
45 China State Construction Engineering Corporation
46 China Grain Reserve Management Corporation
47 National Development and Investment Corporation
china merchants group
China Resources (Group) Limited
50 China China Travel Service Group Company [Hong Kong China Travel Service (Group) Co., Ltd.
5 1 China Commercial Aircraft Corporation
52 China Energy Conservation and Environmental Protection Group Corporation
53 China International Engineering Consulting Company
54 China Chengtong Holding Group Co., Ltd.
55 China Coal Group Company
56 China Coal Science and Technology Group Co., Ltd.
57 General Institute of Mechanical Science
58 China sinosteel Company
59 China Yan Gang Science and Technology Group Company
60 China National Chemical Corporation
6 1 China Chemical Engineering Corporation
62 China Light Industry Group Corporation
63 China Craft (Group) Company
64 China National Salt Industry Corporation
65 China Hengtian Group Corporation
66 China Sinoma Group Corporation
China Building Materials Group Co., Ltd.
China nonferrous mining group co., ltd.
Beijing Institute of Nonferrous Metals.
70 Beijing Research Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
7 1 China International Technical Information Cooperation Company
72 China Institute of Building Science
73 China CRRC Group Corporation
74. China Railway Communication Signal Group Company
75 China Railway Engineering Corporation
76 China Railway Construction Corporation
China Communications Construction Group Company Limited
78 China Putian Information Industry Group Corporation
Institute of Telecommunications Science and Technology
80 China Agricultural Development Group Company
8 1 China China Textile Group Company
82 China Zhongsi Group Company
83 China Forestry Group Company
84 China Pharmaceutical Group Company
85 China Travel Agency Group Co., Ltd.
86 China Poly Collection >>
Question 3: Is the general manager of a subsidiary of a large state-owned enterprise an administrative level or an official department level? This is because large state-owned enterprises include central enterprises and local state-owned enterprises, so the administrative levels are different.
Central enterprises are large or even super-large state-owned enterprises, and the corresponding administrative levels range from ministerial level, deputy ministerial level to ministerial level. The general manager of the subsidiary of central enterprises at ministerial level and vice ministerial level is the full ministerial level, while there are fewer central enterprises at the full ministerial level, and the subsidiaries correspond to the full ministerial level.
Large local state-owned enterprises (such as Maotai Group, Changhong Group and Jiugang Group). ) will not exceed the main hall level (not exceeding the provincial SASAC, the level of its management department), but they are stronger and have a higher position in the local area (the boss of local state-owned enterprises at the main hall level may be even more powerful and directly promoted to vice governor), and the general manager of their subsidiaries is naturally at the level.
The state-owned enterprises in other places are at a lower level and do not belong to large state-owned enterprises, so they will not be explained.
Question 4: which level is higher, the boss of central enterprises or the mayor of prefecture-level cities? This is hard to define. Central officials have the right. The bosses of central enterprises have money, money can buy off big officials and they also have the right. Bosses have backgrounds, either rich second generation, monopoly or red parents. The mayor of a prefecture-level city depends on which city he belongs to. It's different.
Question 5: Who is bigger, the mayor or the chairman of the state-owned enterprise? What does the mayor rely on? Beijing and Shanghai are ministerial-level cadres, mayors of provincial capitals are prefecture-level cadres, and there are many deputy ministerial-level cadres, such as Dalian. State-owned enterprises also rely on state-owned enterprises, and the chairman is also large and small. Moreover, at present, our country has abolished the administrative level of enterprises and no longer awarded positions at that level. They are no longer comparable.
Question 6: Senior executives of central enterprises are not civil servants. Why is there an administrative level? Executives of central enterprises and state-owned enterprises have administrative levels.
State-owned enterprises are directly managed by SASAC, while local state-owned enterprises are under the jurisdiction of local * * * or other central ministries, with ministerial level, deputy ministerial level, main hall and deputy hall, main office and deputy department.
Over the past 30 years of reform and opening up, the separation of government from enterprises has always been the core issue in the reform of state-owned enterprises, and this issue has never been fundamentally solved.
Question 7: Is China Resources Group a central enterprise? What level is the chairman? 199965438+February was decoupled from MOFTEC and listed as central management.
In 2003, it was directly managed by the State Council SASAC and listed as a key state-owned enterprise.
China Resources Group is one of the top 500 enterprises in the world, ranking 20 14 143. Since 2005, it has won the title of A-level central enterprise of SASAC, and ranked sixth in the performance appraisal of central enterprises in 20 12.
The central enterprises under the jurisdiction of SASAC belong to the deputy ministerial level, so the chairman is the deputy department.
Question 8: Chairman, what is his rank in China? He is not an official of * * *, so there is no rank problem in general enterprises. Only in China do state-owned enterprises have the concept of chairman level.
In China's state-owned enterprises, usually according to the size and importance of the enterprise, officials at the corresponding level are directly appointed as the chairman. These officials will be dismissed from their posts after assuming the chairmanship. But people usually give treatment according to the administrative level of officials, and then they become chairmen. For example, central enterprises are usually deputy ministerial level. Provincial enterprises are usually the deputy department level, and municipal enterprises (prefecture-level cities) are usually the department level.
To determine what level an enterprise belongs to, just look at the name in front of the state-owned enterprise. For example, "China" starts with central enterprises, while China Petrochemical and China Mobile are all central enterprises; Provincial enterprises begin with "XX province", such as "XX province transportation investment company", and so on.
Question 9: What level is the boss of the central enterprise equivalent to the * * * department? (such as deputy-level cadres) Large state-owned enterprises are equivalent to provincial or deputy provincial levels.