Party member contracting means that one subject (commonly called the employer) entrusts another subject (contractor) to undertake certain tasks according to the prescribed conditions. The contract responsibility system refers to a distribution system in which individual consumption is divided into several aspects and different aspects pay labor remuneration according to different distribution standards. The lump sum fee includes three items: meal fee, clothing fee and allowance, excluding childcare fee, nanny fee, women's health care fee and preferential treatment fee for the elderly. The latter, according to the standard, is only distributed to employees who need (should enjoy) these expenses. There are two kinds: big contracts and small contracts. The implementation of small contracting means that according to the standards of the supply system, the food expenses are divided into large, medium and small stoves, and the allowances and clothing expenses are distributed to individuals in a certain amount of physical objects and currency for personal use. After the small contract is changed into a large contract, the food expenses are still divided into large, medium and small stoves, and the allowance (including clothing expenses) is graded according to the position, and one position level is staggered up and down.