Government workers apply for cheap homes
QUESTIONS have been asked after 299 government workers were among dependants of families applying for cheap homes in south China's Shenzhen City.
The families have passed the first round of scrutiny and their names are being published by the city government for public comment, yesterday's China.com.cn reported.
But 299 government workers were among dependents of the families applying for cheap homes, and some lived in expensive neighborhoods, the Website added.
Shenzhen Customs had 12 workers on the list, while Futian District Production Safety Bureau followed with 11 workers.
But Shenzhen Customs denied the 12 workers were on their regular payrolls, saying they were temporary employees earning between 2,000 yuan (US$293) and 3,000 yuan a month, lower than the city's average.
The safety production authority also said that 11 workers were not full-time employees. An official told the Website the workers only make 2,000 yuan a month.
As to their expensive homes, some neighborhood committees, which carried out the first-round scrutiny, told the Website that most of the applicants were found to be living in the homes of their friends or relatives.
The families have passed the first round of scrutiny and their names are being published by the city government for public comment, yesterday's China.com.cn reported.
But 299 government workers were among dependents of the families applying for cheap homes, and some lived in expensive neighborhoods, the Website added.
Shenzhen Customs had 12 workers on the list, while Futian District Production Safety Bureau followed with 11 workers.
But Shenzhen Customs denied the 12 workers were on their regular payrolls, saying they were temporary employees earning between 2,000 yuan (US$293) and 3,000 yuan a month, lower than the city's average.
The safety production authority also said that 11 workers were not full-time employees. An official told the Website the workers only make 2,000 yuan a month.
As to their expensive homes, some neighborhood committees, which carried out the first-round scrutiny, told the Website that most of the applicants were found to be living in the homes of their friends or relatives.
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