What does it mean to be an employee of a public institution?

In fact, the employees of public institutions refer to the personnel managed by civil servants. Their employment, assessment, wages and benefits are basically the same as those of local civil servants, and their management methods are the same as those of civil servants, so they are called employees of public institutions. It can be said that the staff and workers of public institutions are a special establishment between civil servants and undertakings.

The difference between public institutions and ordinary public institutions.

Welfare treatment: The welfare treatment of staff and workers in public institutions is managed according to the management measures of civil servants, so like civil servants, the staff and workers in ordinary public institutions enjoy career preparation treatment. Generally speaking, the treatment of employees in public institutions will be better than that of ordinary undertakings.

Function: Generally speaking, public officials in public institutions have the function of public management or administrative law enforcement, while those who do not participate in public institutions, that is, ordinary employees, generally rely on public services or technical support and other auxiliary services.

Position and post: the position of public officials in public institutions is managed according to the civil service law; Personnel who do not participate in public institutions generally implement post management.

Personnel flow: staff of public institutions can be transferred to institutions that do not participate in public affairs, on the contrary, staff of ordinary institutions cannot be transferred to public institutions.

Recruitment: Public institutions generally recruit staff together with civil service examinations. Some units are directly affiliated institutions and will be recruited together with provincial civil servants. Ordinary institutions, not participating in institutions, generally arrange recruitment at the county level.

Which units are public institutions?

Participating institutions can be mainly divided into three categories, namely, institutions affiliated to party committees and organizations participating in institutions, institutions participating in administrative law enforcement and institutions participating in administrative affairs.

Party committees and subordinate organizations involved in public affairs mainly include trade unions, women's federations, Federation of Literary and Art Circles, Association for Science and Technology, Youth League Committee, Disabled Persons' Federation, Party School and Archives Bureau.

Administrative law enforcement institutions mainly include traffic law enforcement of the Transportation Bureau, health supervision and law enforcement of the Health Planning Commission, agricultural law enforcement of the Agriculture Bureau, land clearing law enforcement of the Land and Resources Bureau, and environmental protection law enforcement of the Environmental Protection Bureau.

Administrative institutions mainly include supply and marketing cooperatives, government agencies, grain bureaus, seismological bureaus, development research centers, immigration bureaus, provident fund centers, real estate bureaus, social security bureaus, and archives bureaus.

What does it mean to be an employee of a public institution?