What is the difference between state-owned enterprises and central enterprises?
The so-called state-owned enterprises usually refer to state-owned enterprises, referring to those countries that have control over enterprises. Under normal circumstances, if the state-owned investment or shareholding exceeds half, then this enterprise can be called a state-owned enterprise. State-owned enterprises have many characteristics, not only commercial but also public welfare. Commercial entities are now pursuing the preservation and appreciation of assets, while public welfare entities are now coordinating the national economy.
The so-called central enterprises, also known as central enterprises, are called "centrally managed enterprises" and are the pillars of the national economy. Central enterprises are a small part of state-owned enterprises, which is a relatively cattle classification. Simply put, the actual controlling shareholder of state-owned enterprises is the state, so basically what they can do is to work for the country and the people. Subdivided into central enterprises and local enterprises. The managers of central enterprises are generally the state, and the managers of local enterprises are local governments. Therefore, from this perspective, the welfare benefits of central enterprises are naturally better than those of local enterprises.
Finally, what is the difference between state-owned enterprises and central enterprises? Which is better?
First of all, there is an obvious difference, that is, all central enterprises are state-owned enterprises, but state-owned enterprises are not necessarily central enterprises. State-owned enterprises are short for state-owned enterprises. Of course, it also includes central enterprises. Central enterprises are short for enterprises directly under the central government, and they are basically leading enterprises in all walks of life. The familiar central enterprises are Sinopec, China Aerospace Industry Group, Bank of China and so on.
Generally speaking, the scale of central enterprises is relatively large, and the strength of central enterprises is generally very strong. As far as the list of the top 500 companies is concerned, they can all be listed as central enterprises. In fact, the scale of central enterprises is generally relatively large, so the economic benefits will naturally be higher than other enterprises. A company with high economic benefits will naturally not treat its employees badly. Therefore, the treatment of employees of central enterprises is generally much higher than that of business units.
To sum up, no matter from the development prospects or welfare benefits, central enterprises are higher than state-owned enterprises. Although the welfare benefits of central enterprises are very good, the requirements for employees of central enterprises are also very high. Not everyone can work in central enterprises.