Salary grade standard of state-owned enterprises

The treatment of state-owned enterprises is divided into five grades: first-class state-owned enterprises, second-class state-owned enterprises, third-class state-owned enterprises, fourth-class state-owned enterprises and fifth-class state-owned enterprises. 1. First-class state-owned enterprises: For fresh graduates, the treatment of first-class state-owned enterprises is the most ideal, but there will be a certain gap between the headquarters and branches, such as China Development Bank, Sinopec, PetroChina, CNOOC, Exim Bank, China Mobile, State Grid and China Nonferrous Mining. 2. Second-class state-owned enterprises: Freshmen who have just entered the second-class state-owned enterprises need a certain period of time to get ideal treatment, which is not much different from the first-class state-owned enterprises, such as China Life Insurance, China Construction, China China Textile, Sinochem Group, China COSCO, COFCO, CICC and other enterprises with the prefix "China".

3. Three types of state-owned enterprises: It takes a long time to study and grow, and freshmen will achieve something, such as the five major domestic banks: Bank of China, Agricultural Bank, China Construction Bank, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China and Bank of Communications, as well as China Light Industrial Products Import and Export Corporation, China Youth Travel Holdings Co., Ltd. and China Overseas Personnel Service Company. 4. Four-level state-owned enterprises: fresh graduates may be somewhat disappointed when they first enter, and they are not as good as the previous three-level state-owned enterprises in terms of salary and development prospects. For example, BOE Technology Group, Beijing Jingyi Group and Beijing Cigarette Factory. 5. Five-level enterprises: In some places in the east and west, the treatment of state-owned enterprises is poor and the places are remote. At present, the salary standard of state-owned enterprises is mainly composed of post salary, annual performance salary, performance salary, overtime salary and some subsidies. Payday of state-owned enterprises: The Labor Law stipulates that wages should be paid to the workers themselves on a monthly basis in the form of money, and the Regulations on Wage Payment specifically stipulates that wages should be paid in legal tender, and it is not allowed to pay in kind or negotiable securities instead of money. Legal basis: Regulations on Wage Payment. Wages must be paid on the date agreed by employers and employees. In case of holidays or rest days, it should be in advance on the nearest working day. To sum up, it is suggested that the detailed classification can be consulted by relevant departments or queried online.