There are always some special jobs in every city, jobs that are not very profitable, and yet City Hall is unwilling to do them itself, such as city cleaners, regional service companies, or public welfare projects.
Previously, these jobs were managed by the Social Services Bureau, but later, for various reasons, it was decided to contract them out to specialized companies and enterprises.
Just like Sabin City's public transportation, this too is one of the public services that was transferred from the Social Services Bureau.
Since these businesses, like city cleaning, garbage processing stations, or various welfare homes and nursing homes, find it difficult to be profitable, they cannot rely on cleaners sweeping the streets to make a lot of money. Thus, City Hall will provide some financial subsidies and policy preferences accordingly.
For example, some tax relief is granted to encourage big companies to willingly shoulder more social responsibility.
