关于做好供电企业共青团工作的研究

新时期,供电企业如何进一步健全完善共青团组织,积极开展共青团工作,行使好党的助手和后备军职责,发挥团组织三个服务的作用,关键是要做好三个方面工作:一是找准共青团工作定位,把团员青年所需作为共青团工作的选择,增强服务的理念,提升团的工作内涵;二是抓住工作重点,把重心下移、重点突破,作为共青团工作的方法,强化服务功能,激活团的内在活力;三是立足长远发展目标,把服务大局、服务发展,作为共青团工作的责任,创新服务机制,延伸团的工作领域。     

加强职业院校共青团工作的若干思考

"共青团担负着教育青年、团结青年、带领青年的重要职责,如果不能为青年提供切实有效的服务,团的组织就会缺乏凝聚力,就谈不上教育青年"。作为职业院校的一线教育管理者,我深感责任重大。如何做好共青团工作,承担职业院校人才培养,引发了一些思考。     

党的群众路线与青年群众工作

共青团是先进青年的群众组织,党建团的目的是为了通过团的教育组织工作去团结带领广大青年。因此,团的一切工作要面向大多数青年,着眼于大多数青年,我们的一切工作是否有成绩以及成绩之大小,归根到底,要看我们究竟对于大多数青年有没有起到团结和教育的作用,要看经过我们的工作后大多数青年的面貌有没有变化。由于大多数青年总是通常所说的     

以"青春有约"活动为载体增强共青团组织凝聚力的探索--胜利油田团委"青春有约"活动案例分析

关注、服务青年的迫切需求,是共青团组织提高凝聚力和战斗力的重要手段.1999年以来,胜利油田团委以"服务青年,凝聚青年,引导青年"为宗旨,在实施青年人才素质工程、青工创新创效工程的同时,时刻关注青年情感需求,努力构建青年婚恋服务工作体系,以"青春有约"等活动为载体大力实施共青团凝聚力工程.通过联谊活动、网络平台等多种形式、渠道,积极引导青年树立正确的婚恋观、家庭观,为青年的恋爱婚姻搭鹊桥、当红娘,已有上百对青年男女通过"青春有约"走进爱情、走进幸福.胜利油田共青团在青年心目中的形象与地位得到提升,团组织的凝聚力和战斗力也大大加强.     

国有企业党建带团建工作探究

党的十八大以来,党中央高度重视共青团和青年工作,作出一系列重要指示批示,共青团中央印发了《中国共产主义青年团国有企业基层组织工作条例(试行)》,对国有企业共青团的组织设置、主要职责、团员队伍建设、团干部队伍建设、领导和保障等工作提出了要求.国资委党委印发了《关于加强中央企业党建带团建的意见》,对于党建带团建政治建设、基层组织建设、团干部队伍建设、团青作用发挥及长效机制等提出具体要求.本文通过典型案例和实际,提出了通过党建带团建,全面提升共青团组织在国有企业的组织力、凝聚力,激活青年创新创造能力的实践路径,为国有企业开展共青团工作提供了参考和借鉴.     

当代青年需求与愿望状况的调查与思考

调查发现,当代青年对工作和生活的质量和层次的要求越来越高,表现出生存需求更加务实、婚恋需求观念更新、对社会地位及发展机会的要求更高等特点。为满足青年的需求和愿望,我们应做好以下工作:关注青年群体,满足青年精神需求;丰富共青团服务青年的手段,满足青年生存与参与需求;开展青年就业创业工作、满足青年成长发展的需求;加强青年权益维护、满足青年自身权益的需求;推进共青团组织民主建设、满足青年政治参与的需求。     

在基层团组织中建立青年生活指导网络

按照共青团十一大通过的新团章的规定。团员的年龄可以扩大到二十八周岁。这个新规定使我们团组织工作和教育的范围扩大了,团干部的责任加重了,同时,也给我们开展团的工作(主要是青年工作)带来了许多新的问题。二十八周岁是青年各方面都比较成熟的年龄阶段。处于这个年龄跨度的男女青年相继会遇到恋爱、婚姻、家庭、计划生育、子女教育等一系列问题。然而这类问题以前共青团组织     

项目化管理模式在团组织活动中的运用和启示

随着企业青年群体分布的变化和青年需求多元化,生活方式个性化,共青团现有的组织形式、工作职能、工作方式等已经不能完全适应青年的需求。引进项目化管理模式,不仅有利于增强企业共青团工作的科学性和有效性,满足不同青年群体的要求,而且有利于整合企业共青团工作资源,发挥基层团组织和广大团员青年的主体作用,增强企业共青团组织的凝聚力和感召力。     

企业青年文明号创建工作实践

青年文明号是共青团传统青字号品牌项目,笔者结合自身工作实践,提出了在企业共青团工作中,以开展创建青年文明号工作为切入点,按照"完善创建机制、科学组织管理、实施号手联动"的思路,结合企业实际和中心开展创建工作,带领青年员工积极投身企业的升级发展,并在这一过程中实现青年成长成才,从而有效发挥共青团组织服务企业和服务青年的积极作用。     

新媒体视阈下高校共青团思想引领模式探究

高校共青团思想引领是党的宣传思想工作的重要组成部分,更是高校共青团组织的根本任务。随着信息技术的高速发展,新媒体深刻影响着高校青年的思想观念、学习方式和生活方式,为共青团组织改进工作方式、塑造形象、提高活力带来了机遇。本文从工作机制、队伍建设和平台搭建等方面开展探讨,以期探究新媒体时代下,三位一体的高校共青团思想引领模式。     

Research needs and priorities in housing and construction in Ethiopia

This paper attempts to present the main elements that are of central importance to housing problems and, in addition, gives an overview of the existing situations of housing research and construction activities in Ethiopia. It is hoped that such information may help the participants of the Seminar to suggest solutions in order to enhance the research and development for housing and construction activities and secure decent shelter for unfortunate urban groups in the developing countries.     

Advances in monitoring and evaluation in low- and middle-income countries

Data to inform and improve health care systems in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) has been facilitated by the development of monitoring and evaluation (M&E) systems. The drivers of change in M&E systems over the last 50 years have included a series of health concerns that have animated global donors (e.g., family planning, vaccination campaigns, and HIV/AIDS); the data requirements of donors; improved national economies enabling LMICs to invest more in M&E systems; and rapid advances in digital technologies. Progress has included the training and expansion of an M&E workforce, the creation of systems for data collection and use, and processes for assessing and ensuring data quality. Controversies have included the development of disease-specific systems that do not coordinate with each other, and a growing burden on health care deliverers to collect data for a proliferating number of health and process indicators. Digital technologies offer the promise of real time data and quick adaptation but also raise ethical and privacy concerns. The desire for speed can cast large-scale evaluations, considered by some to be the gold standard, in an unfavorable light as slow and expensive. Accordingly, there is a growing demand for speedy evaluations that rely on routine health information systems and privately collected “big data” from electronic health records and social media.     

Sex and family planning in Denmark and in Danish communes

Sexual activity and family planning practice in the general Danish society and in Danish communes were examined. Denmark has a sexually active population which practices effective and consistent family planning and which has an impressively low abortion level. Effective methods of contraception - especially IUDs and the pill - are known and practiced by all socioeconomic classes in Danish society. Denmark's steadily falling birthrate is due to: 1) a liberal attitude toward sex and procreation, 2) an effective and early system of sex education in the schools, and 3) available and reasonably priced contraceptive methods. Sexual and family planning practices in Danish communes are similar to those in the general society. Most pregnancies in the communes are not accidental and most would not end in abortion. The sexual attitudes and practices in the communes are influenced by the general society.     

Reassessing Differences in Work and Income in Cohabitation and Marriage

Are cohabiters different than married couples who cohabited before marriage? This study used the 2002 wave of the National Survey of Families and Households to determine how work behavior might differ for 4 relationship types: (a) cohabiters with uncertain marriage plans, (b) cohabiters with definite marriage plans, (c) premarital cohabiters who recently married, and (d) premarital cohabiters married 5 or more years (n = 638). The results are compared with differences found in overall comparisons of all cohabiters and married couples (N = 916) and were markedly different, indicating that overall comparisons do not adequately capture the range of behavior across cohabitation and marriage. Evidence of increased specialization was found in marriage, yet steep behavioral differences were not found between cohabiters with definite marriage plans and recently married couples but instead were associated with longevity in marriage. This implies that any possible causal effect of marriage on behavior may accrue with time spent married.     

Muslims in Prison: Challenge and Change in Britain and France

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