Can professional editors of NDRC become civil servants?

Can professional editors of NDRC become civil servants?

Yes, professional editors of NDRC can become civil servants. According to the Civil Service Law and relevant regulations, the staff of public institutions who meet certain conditions can enter the civil service through open selection and competition, and hold corresponding leadership positions or professional and technical positions.

Specifically, civil servants of the National Development and Reform Commission need to meet the following conditions:

Have a nationally recognized bachelor degree or above;

Working in a public institution for more than one year;

Under 35 years old;

Qualifications that meet the requirements of relevant positions.

Qualified personnel can register by participating in open selection or competition for posts, and finally obtain civil servant status after qualification examination, written examination, interview and physical examination.

It should be noted that civil servants of the National Development and Reform Commission need to abide by certain policies and regulations, and the specific requirements of different regions and different positions may be different. If you have related ideas and needs, you can pay attention to local policies and recruitment information, or consult relevant departments and institutions for more detailed information and guidance.

To sum up, institutions of the National Development and Reform Commission can become civil servants, but they need to meet certain conditions and policies. If you are interested in entering the civil service, you can pay attention to local policies and recruitment information, or consult relevant departments and institutions for more detailed information and guidance.

Legal basis:

Article 41 of the Civil Service Law stipulates: "If an elected civil servant fails to compete for the same position twice in a row, he shall not participate in the competition again." Therefore, if the staff of the National Development and Reform Commission fail to win the prize twice in a row, they will not be able to participate in the competition again. In addition, the Civil Service Law also stipulates some other conditions and procedures, such as age limit, academic qualifications and qualifications.