Post classification and grade of public institutions

I. Post classification of public institutions

Posts in public institutions are mainly divided into professional and technical posts, administrative posts and logistics posts.

Professional and technical posts (hereinafter referred to as "technical posts") are generally professionals in a certain field, engaged in professional and technical work.

The administrative post (hereinafter referred to as the management post) is responsible for the administrative management and human resources management of this unit.

The logistics post is the logistics support of the unit.

Second, the post level of public institutions

I also want to share something with you about the position level. Rank largely determines our salary level and the starting point of our promotion. The treatment enjoyed by different levels varies greatly.

Professional and technical post ranks 13 to 1 level, and administrative post ranks 10 to the main hall level. Workers and service posts are divided into ordinary workers and skilled workers, regardless of grades, and skilled workers range from 5 to 1.

Whether it is a professional technical post, an administrative post or a logistics post, the smaller the number, the higher the level of the representative.

In the public recruitment examination, the rank of each position will be marked. Generally speaking, a position represents a rank, and it will be graded after entry. However, some positions are special and can only be graded after the probation period is over. Most grass-roots posts are set as 12 professional and technical posts or 9 management posts, some senior professional and technical posts can be set as 9, and senior management posts can reach 7.

The above is about the job classification and rank of public institutions.