How about recruiting security inspectors for Wuhan Metro? Is it a subway company or a labor dispatch?

Generally, large state-owned enterprises or institutions will have supernumerary personnel, such as some grass-roots posts such as security, cleaning and some ordinary workers. Because of the large number of people, the position is not very important, and they usually take the form of labor dispatch to participate in the work.

If you sign a contract with the company, even the regular employees of the company should enjoy all the benefits the company has, such as social security accumulation fund, paid vacation, year-end bonus and so on. But the company is not a fool and generally does not provide the same benefits as regular employees. Such personnel are collectively referred to as supernumerary personnel, and generally take the form of labor dispatch.

That is to say, although the personnel are directly recruited by the company, the labor contract is signed with the dispatching company, so you are nominally a person from the dispatching company, but the actual work is in a public institution and the salary is also paid by the unit, but you will not enjoy other better benefits, because you are nominally a person from the dispatching company, and I don't know if you understand. . .