How much money can the Red Cross have for work a month?

The average wage of the Red Cross is 3,88 yuan/month, of which 5% of the wage income is below 3, yuan/month, and 16% of the wage income is between 3, and 4, yuan/month.

On average, the salary of working in the Red Cross is not very high.

in terms of the nature of the organization, the China Red Cross is a public institution, and it is a "contract" with the state. It is not the so-called iron rice bowl, and it may be cancelled.

Although the Red Cross is a very good institution, there have been more and more scandals in recent years. From this perspective, it can be determined that it is not an administrative institution. The administrative establishment is equivalent to being directly under the state, and it is regarded as a state organ unit, and the establishment is very different.

The Red Cross volunteer service is a non-profit-making activity, in which Red Cross organizations at all levels and Red Cross volunteers participate and provide humanitarian services to society and others completely voluntarily. Volunteer service is one of the seven basic principles of the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement and an important way to practice the concept of humanity. "No volunteer service, no Red Cross Movement".

China Red Cross volunteer service involves many fields, such as emergency rescue, health care, humanitarian assistance, donation of hematopoietic stem cells, body donation, publicity of blood donation, publicity and prevention of AIDS, spiritual communication of the Red Cross, fund-raising and persuasion, Red Cross youth, community service and so on.

the China Red Cross Society of China is a unified red cross organization of the Chinese people, a social relief group engaged in humanitarian work and a member of the international red cross movement.

The China Red Cross Society was established in 194. Since its establishment, it has been engaged in the activities of rescuing refugees, rescuing wounded soldiers and relieving victims. In order to alleviate the suffering of people affected by war and natural disasters, it has also participated in international humanitarian relief activities. After the founding of New China, the China Red Cross was reorganized through consultation in 195, and Premier Zhou Enlai personally presided over and revised the Constitution of the China Red Cross. In 1952, the China Red Cross resumed its legal seat in the International Red Cross Movement.