What do you mean by full-time community workers?

Full-time community workers refer to professionals who are specially appointed by the Provincial Civil Affairs Department and enter the community service through unified examinations and interviews.

Full-time community workers refer to directors, deputy directors and members who specialize in the work of community neighborhood committees. Community full-time workers are composed of people and retirees who have obtained the qualification of community full-time workers through open recruitment among community residents. Among them, those who are openly recruited for the society will participate in the democratic elections of community neighborhood committees in accordance with relevant regulations.

After being elected as the director, deputy director or member of the community neighborhood Committee, the sub-district office will handle the employment procedures, that is, the community full-time workers. Retirees among community residents shall participate in democratic elections of community neighborhood committees in accordance with relevant regulations. After being elected as the director, deputy director or member of the community neighborhood Committee, he does not go through the employment procedures and is a full-time community worker.

Qualifications:

Standardize and abide by national laws and regulations, have good political quality, strong sense of responsibility, be enthusiastic about serving residents, and have certain organizational and management skills. With the qualification of full-time community workers, high school, technical secondary school or above. In good health, the age is generally between 25 and 49. It is necessary to do a good job in filing the residents, materials and statistical statements declared by the urban subsistence allowances.

Retirees are generally not more than 65 years old, have permanent urban hukou in this city, and live in this community for a long time in principle. Community full-time workers are essentially different from community branch committees and neighborhood committees, and play a very important role in all aspects of community life.