Is the police assistant a civil servant?

Not exactly. The police signed a labor contract, but not a civil servant. The appointment civil servant is a civil servant who is produced by signing a labor contract with a government agency. Unlike civil servants produced by other means, their salaries and benefits can be determined through consultation with government agencies. Generally speaking, their work experience is only one to five years, and they can only hold professional and auxiliary jobs in government agencies.

The most important thing is that the appointment of civil servants is unified and has a clear identity. Obviously, the police are not.