1992 what should I do if the civilian contract police recruited did not participate in the transition to the police because of the company?

The so-called contract police generally refer to all kinds of auxiliary police and police officers. This is the product of the continuous development of economy and society and the shortage of existing police force. Because the cost of regular police is relatively high, we recruit some people in the society as a supplement to help the regular police team complete their tasks in a low-cost way. In economically developed areas, there has been a basic pattern that there are more auxiliary police officers than formal police officers. These contract policemen are often called "supernumerary policemen", and they usually sign labor dispatch contracts. The meaning of "temporary workers" is obvious, and the treatment is much worse than that in the establishment. Most people are not familiar with them. As for the probability of turning positive, it is very small. Under normal circumstances, it is impossible to turn into a formally established police. The premise of becoming a full member is to have relevant policies (depending on historical opportunities, such as substitute teachers), and the second is to meet the relevant conditions for becoming a full member. For example, academic qualifications generally require junior college or above. Judging from the current policy situation, establishment, finance and other aspects, it is unlikely that the auxiliary police will become a full member.

If there was an opportunity, but it was delayed by external factors, you can consult the higher authorities whether it can be transferred. Generally speaking, government affairs must be carried out in accordance with existing policies.