What do you mean by Class A and Class B employees in the recruitment of China Railway Fifth Hospital? What is the difference?

Class A employees: employees without fixed-term contracts. Generally, contract employees with more than 8 years of service will have this treatment.

Class B employees: contract employees with fixed term. Generally, it is a new contract employee, for example, the contract period is 2 years.

Class A is a regular employee, class B is a hired worker, and class B has the opportunity to transfer to class A. The biggest difference is that class B has no housing provident fund, and everything else is the same. They are all regular contract workers.

Temporary workers are divided into laborers and labor dispatch workers. Labor service is an employment contract signed with the provincial bank, with three gold, prizes and benefits; Labor dispatch workers are employment contracts signed with labor service companies. To put it bluntly, they are not in the industry.