Are the people in the street office civil servants?

Yes, take a street in Beijing as an example. The street in Beijing belongs to a department-level unit and is an agency of the higher-level district government. The secretary and director of the street party working Committee are all at the level.

In addition, there are Gan, deputy secretary and deputy director of the Street Party Working Committee. There are many department-level departments, including residential departments, urban construction departments, comprehensive management departments, party Committee offices, street offices, etc. There are roughly more than 20 departments. Each department has a section chief and one or two deputy section chiefs.

Sub-district offices are government agencies, which do not constitute the first-level political power, and their power is smaller than that of villages and towns, but the administrative level is the same (usually the main hall level). For the streets, there is a shortage of young people who can work. If you join the civil service for the first time, you will be promoted quickly at the beginning of the street (that is, you will be promoted to the deputy department level), but the street office and the township are the most basic units.

Sub-district offices in county-level cities are full-time subjects, and dozens of people want to make progress, starting from office clerks, working as deputy directors of offices for two years and directors of offices for three years, but there is still no level. I am lucky to be the deputy director of the street office for seven, eight and ten years. If there is no way, it is basically over.