Who can directly become a civil servant in the reform of public institutions?

1, to undertake entry-exit management functions.

At this stage, many places have set up immigration management agencies, and the staff here mainly undertake the functions of immigration management, that is, their administrative functions are relatively strong. After the reform of public institutions is completed, these people may also become civil servants directly.

2, undertake the functions of cultural relics management.

The staff and workers of institutions that undertake the functions of cultural relics management can become civil servants after the reform of institutions. For example, the managers of the Cultural Relics Bureau may become civil servants!

3. Other managers who undertake administrative functions.

For example, under the current trend, people who undertake road transportation and highway management functions in public institutions, as well as those who undertake fishery administration, maritime affairs or port and shipping supervision, may also become civil servants.

Extended data:

Different from civil servants, there are generally three situations in the establishment of public institutions: one is full financial allocation, the other is belonging to balance allocation, and the third is self-supporting. Balance distribution and self-supporting units are inevitable, don't you think?

The reason for the reform of public institutions is that the traditional model is not conducive to the development of the existing society. For example, hospitals/universities and other units have been separated from administrative functions and it is necessary to separate them from the establishment.

The direction of the reform of public institutions is roughly as follows:

1, administrative law enforcement agencies and administrative institutions have been completed in the reform of the party and government institutions that ended at the end of March, all of which have been brought into the category of clean-up, some of which have been merged into administrative organs, some of which have been stripped of administrative functions and changed into public welfare institutions. Personnel are transferred and resettled according to their functions, and their official status is retained, and their career establishment remains unchanged.

In the future, there will be no separate or additional administrative institutions, and the words "commission, office and bureau" will no longer be allowed in the institutions. At present, the central government of law enforcement agencies has not yet issued a clear reform policy, maintaining the status quo as a whole, and then carrying out unified reform after the central government has made it clear.

2. Public welfare institutions. This is the main body of public institutions, all of which are fully funded, such as primary and secondary schools, libraries and museums. Because it undertakes most of the public service functions of administrative institutions, there will be no major changes in the reform of public welfare institutions, but in some areas, necessary merger and integration will be carried out according to the principle of similar functions, and the number and scale of institutions will be moderately reduced.

3. Public welfare second-class institutions. This kind of institutions are basically balance allocation in nature and have certain fees or business responsibilities. The reform is divided into three categories: those with poor economic benefits, whose main duties are public welfare services, and those who divest their business or charge fees, are changed to public welfare; If the economic benefit is average but the normal operation of the unit can be maintained, the status quo will be maintained; Good economic benefits, the main responsibility is to charge or operate, and the public welfare responsibility is stripped and changed to an enterprise.

References:

People's Network-the reform of public institutions has entered an accelerated period, and "public institutions" have ushered in three major changes.