What is the salary of village officials and communities in various regions of Inner Mongolia?

College-graduate village officials refer to fresh or previous college graduates who go to rural areas (including communities) to serve as secretary of village party branches, assistant to the director of village committees or other village "two committees" positions. [Edit this paragraph] The development process began in the mid-1990s, and the college student "village officials" experienced a long-term accumulation and development process from scratch and rapid development. 1. Spontaneous exploration stage 1995 In order to solve the "three rural issues", Jiangsu Province took the lead in recruiting college students as rural grassroots cadres. From 65438 to 0999, Hainan Province started the plan of "village officials" for college students, and cities and counties such as Ding 'an, Lingao and Dongfang successively organized the recruitment of "village officials" for college students. In the same year, Ningbo City, Zhejiang Province adopted the open recruitment method, becoming the first region in China to implement the plan of "one university student per village". At that time, during the field practice period of college student village officials, the number of college student village officials was small and varied, which gradually opened the formal channel for intellectuals to return to their hometowns since the reform and opening up, and accumulated an important practical foundation for later development. In March 2000, Tianhe District of Guangzhou City openly recruited 52 college students as "village officials", and more than 3,000 college students from all over the country went to apply. In 2002, Hebi City, Henan Province recruited 205 college students as "village officials" and started the project of "village officials" for college students in Henan Province. In 2004, Xingtai City, Hebei Province decided to send 1000 college students to work in rural areas every year on the basis of pilot work, so as to achieve the goal that 5,200 administrative villages have college students as "village officials" within five years. By the end of 2004, there were 10 provinces and cities in China that started the "village officials" program for college students, mainly in the eastern and central regions. The work of "village officials" of college students has gradually entered the stage of overall promotion and exploration with multi-provincial linkage and regional units. 2. Comprehensive Experimental Stage In July 2005, the General Office of the Central Committee and the General Office of the State Council issued the Opinions on Guiding and Encouraging College Graduates to Face Grassroots Employment; In February 2006, eight ministries and commissions, including the Organization Department of the Central Committee, the Ministry of Personnel and the Ministry of Education, issued a notice to jointly organize college graduates to engage in teaching, supporting agriculture, supporting doctors and helping the poor in rural areas. Since then, the work of college students as "village officials" has entered a large-scale experimental stage. Since 2005, Beijing, Sichuan, Jiangxi, Fujian, Qinghai, Liaoning, Guizhou, Shaanxi, Shanxi, Anhui, Shanghai, Jilin, Hunan, Gansu, Ningxia, Inner Mongolia, Yunnan and other provinces and cities have successively launched the "village officials" program for college students. By the end of February, 2008, 28 provinces and cities in China had started the "village official" program for college students, among which 17 provinces and cities started the "village official" program with college students in every village. In March, 2008, the Organization Department of the Central Committee, together with the Ministry of Education, the Ministry of Finance and Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security, held a forum on selecting and hiring college graduates to work in rural areas. The work of "village officials" among college students has entered a period of all-round development. Since March 2008, when the selection of university student village officials was fully started, * * * more than 6,543,800 college graduates signed up voluntarily, and 6,543,800 university student village officials were selected in various places. In addition, some provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities selected them before 2008. At present, there are 200,000 university student village officials who start their own businesses in the construction of new countryside. After working in rural grass-roots units, college students "village officials" make full use of their knowledge and expertise, actively contribute to building rural areas, serving farmers and developing agriculture, and at the same time get training and improvement, and become the backbone of new rural construction. According to statistics, at present, 24. 1% of college student village officials have joined the village "two committees", of which 12.3% are college student village officials who are leaders of village party branches and village committees; There are entrepreneurial projects 19527 people, including 59 independent entrepreneurs16 people and cooperative entrepreneurs 136 1 person. On April 29th, 20 10, the Central Organization Department issued a notice to increase the number of college student village officials to 200,000 in five years, and 36,000 nationwide in 20 10. [1][ Edit this paragraph] The reason for the policy of university student village officials is macro. The rural nature of China makes rural governance mainly rely on patriarchal system, clan system and human relations, which is in sharp contrast with the requirements of democracy and legal system in modern society. Second, due to practical reasons, the pattern of social interests is divided and the overall quality of village cadres is uneven, which leads to frequent management crises of grassroots college students. Three reasons: with the acceleration of urbanization, the loss of rural elites has caused the lack of talent support in rural work. Four Direct Causes The number of college graduates in China has hit record highs, and the employment situation is very grim. The introduction of the policy of university student village officials has alleviated this pessimistic situation to some extent. The government attaches great importance to improving the support policies for college student village officials. In 2007, seven policies on the treatment of college student village officials were formulated, and it was clear that college student village officials used special full funding for career establishment; Enjoy the full allocation of wages of institutions, directly turn positive and grade, and the salary scale is higher; From the month of starting salary, I will participate in various local social insurances and apply for personal accident insurance in accordance with relevant policies and regulations; Unified payment of housing provident fund and housing subsidies; Policies such as financial compensation for student loans to qualified university student village officials. According to the standard of 6.5438+0.8 million yuan per person per year, the Finance Department will allocate financial subsidy funds to the university student village officials selected by the whole province, and issue a special notice to put forward clear requirements for the use of funds. City and county financial departments timely implement matching funds, effectively strengthen the management of special funds, and relevant departments of counties (cities, districts) handle bank cards for college students working in villages to ensure that the salaries and living allowances of college student village officials are paid in full and on time. All localities are also actively integrating resources and constantly improving the working and living conditions of university student village officials. Our province sends college graduates to work in the village office, and provides free broadband service for college student village officials together with the provincial telecom company and the Communist Youth League Committee. Xuzhou, Yancheng and other cities have implemented the "Five Owns" care project to ensure that each university student village official has a single room, a TV, a desk, a set of daily necessities and a canteen for centralized dining and subsidies. Sihong County launched the "Resettlement Project for College Student Village Officials", so that college student village officials can enjoy preferential prices for demolition and resettlement to buy houses. Many counties (cities, districts) have also equipped university student village officials with battery cars, mobile phones, PHS, party newspapers and magazines, and training materials. ?