What are the positions in the township government?

Township governments generally have the following positions:

Township chief, secretary, deputy township chief, armed forces minister, propaganda officer, family planning officer,

Party and government office, Land acquisition and demolition, new rural construction, poverty alleviation, investment promotion

The Land Office, Finance Office, Planning Office, Forest Management Station

Generally, township officials who have passed the provincial examination are on probation. There are no fixed levels within, and there is no grading.

After the probation period, he will be graded as a clerk or section member according to the corresponding regulations. (According to Article 20 of the Regulations on the Appointment, Removal and Promotion of Civil Servants: To be promoted to a clerk requires serving as a clerk for more than 3 years and must possess the ideological and political quality, work ability, education and experience required for the proposed position. Qualification. ) After becoming a full member, the level will be level 15.

Township institutional reform content

Three types of townships have set up 4 party and government agencies, abolished the public affairs management office, integrated its functions into the "Economic and Social Development Office", and added Hang up the "Public Health Work Office".

According to the requirements, there should be no more than 5 party and government agencies in the first category of townships and no more than 6 public institutions; no more than 5 party and government agencies in the second category of townships and no more than 5 public institutions; no more than 5 party and government agencies in the third category of townships. There should be no more than 4 government agencies and no more than 5 public institutions. Economically developed towns have other regulations.

Working location: Work at the grassroots level such as counties and townships (towns), led by the township (town) chief or chief clerk (chief and deputy section-level cadres).