[two sessions] Scientific and technological innovation tips are kind to front-line craftsmen

Original title: scientific and technological innovation, treat skilled workers well

Great Power Craftsman Feature Film

"Some time ago, I saw 'Great Power Craftsman.' In the construction of scientific engineering,'craftsmen' talents play an important role, and they are also the elite of the country. How do you reward them and protect their interests?" Holding the "Report on the Work of the Government" and seeing that the importance of talents has been repeatedly mentioned, Committee member Wang Chen, an expert in nanotechnology, re-raised the issue of the treatment of skilled workers, which has been hotly debated by public opinion for many years.

Wang Chen's "Great Power Craftsman" is a series of CCTV news programs. It aimed the camera at eight front-line workers in different positions. For example, Hu Shuangqian, the chief fitter of China Commercial Aircraft Manufacturing Co., Ltd., can also process parts comparable to CNC lathes with a pair of hands and a traditional milling and drilling machine.

Like Hu Shuangqian, many skilled workers are not project leaders and do not have high academic qualifications. However, in the view of Wan Baonian, vice president of Hefei Institute of Material Sciences, Chinese Academy of Sciences, they are indispensable in the scientific team. "What they can do, the doctor really can't do!" When doing experiments and doing research, the equipment was broken, and the researchers in the team were helpless, but an experienced technician could handle it. And the importance of skilled workers, with the rise of intelligent manufacturing, has become increasingly prominent.

Just the day before this discussion, on the afternoon of the 5th, when President Xi Jinping attended the deliberation of the Shanghai delegation, he stressed in his speech that we should find ways to mobilize the enthusiasm of front-line workers, manufacturing workers and migrant workers, which is also the essential requirement of socialism.

However, this kind of talent also encountered reality embarrassment. Jiang Hualiang, director of the Shanghai Institute of Pharmacy of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, said very much that he wanted to be a teacher in his team Fu Mingping: "All of our workers have done a good job, from ordinary workers to senior engineers." But when he retires, he sees that he can only enjoy the retirement benefits of cadres after ten years of 'worker transfer.' He is still retired as a worker after a year's delay." Jiang Hualiang said that roughly, the worker in charge of instrument repair saved their team $2 million in repair costs and was a rare professional. "The growth of skilled workers pays attention to teachers and apprentices. However, in such an environment, how could any young person be willing to learn from him? He's quite discouraged himself and doesn't want to bring them along." Jiang Hualiang sighed with emotion that talents should be reduced in an unconventional manner, skilled workers should be given their due social status and economic treatment, and more attention should be paid to this team. (Reporter Zhang Galen)