For the common good

-What are you reading so attentively, Mr. Nam? Mr. Trinh, a retired cadre in village C, commune A, saw Mr. Nam, an elderly party member, reading the newspaper and asked.

- Are you here to visit? I'm reading information about the implementation of the arrangement of commune-level administrative units in our province. I see that many places have cadres and civil servants voluntarily quit their jobs to facilitate the merger of communes, wards and towns, sir.

- This time, along with the support level according to the Central regulations, our province also has an additional support mechanism for commune-level cadres, civil servants and non-professional workers at the commune level who retire early or quit their jobs due to redundancy when rearranging commune-level administrative units. Therefore, many people are excited and highly agree, sir - Mr. Nam further explained.

- Our commune is also merging with commune B. Have you or any of the commune leaders seen any direction for any comrade to become Party Secretary or Chairman of the People's Committee after the establishment of the new commune?

Mr. Nam shook his head and said:

- I heard that he hasn't. I heard that the Party Secretary of the neighboring commune is also eligible and intends to retire early. But he is still hesitant, intending to write a resignation letter if the new Party Secretary is an official from his old commune.

- Is that true, sir? I've been following the news and seen that many places have internal conflicts after the merger in the 2019-2021 period. The reason is also because of the local mentality, your commune, my commune, sir! - Mr. Trinh continued.

- Yes, merging communes to gain more resources and motivation for development but losing internal solidarity, always scrutinizing and suing each other will make it difficult to do the common work well. I think that cadres who are factional, have group interests, and do not work for the common good must be replaced immediately by their superiors, not waiting until they retire, sir!

- You're right! - Mr. Trinh agreed.