"And the specific approach lies in maximally maintaining labor rights without affecting economic operations, such as enforcing local minimum wage standards, regulating labor time and intensity, enhancing labor welfare benefits, and establishing various labor insurances."
"These are the focuses we need to explore in the coming days. After all, if we don't take the initiative to do these things, the Labor Party will gladly do them for us, and even kick us aside and hang us up on the lampposts."
Amid external and internal troubles, East African bureaucrats can be better motivated, hence the significance of the Soviet Union's existence, standing there as a reminder to governments around the world.
Ernst continued: "Moreover, this is also to better stimulate domestic consumption. Only when the people have money in hand, they will be willing to buy more goods, thereby promoting the economic cycle."
