EY staff in Chins encouraged to wear Communist party badges via IrishTimesBiz
Most of China’s 97 million Communist party members are supposed to wear their party pins at work, but observance is generally higher during politically sensitive times.Xi has worked to reinvigorate and strengthen loyalty among the party’s vast membership since coming to power more than a decade ago. Early in his tenure, the party demanded members pay overdue fees, which for many amounted to thousands of renminbi, and weeded out those seen to lack dedication.
In China, the yellow hammer and sickle over the words “serve the people” is an increasingly common sight on the chests of party-affiliated bank tellers, rail staff, pilots, police officers and medical workers.
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