What are the standards and conditions for institutions to participate in public services?

The staff of institutions authorized by laws and regulations to manage public affairs, except workers, shall be managed with reference to this Law upon approval.

For public institutions and general public institutions, both belong to the establishment of public institutions, but different personnel systems are implemented. The former implements the civil service system, while the latter implements the personnel management system of public institutions. The civil service system and the personnel management system of public institutions are different in many aspects of personnel management, such as recruitment, promotion, salary, retirement and pension. For example, the recruitment of public institutions and administrative organs must comply with the provisions of the Regulations on the Employment of Civil Servants and other laws and regulations, while the recruitment of staff in public institutions must be carried out in accordance with a series of regulations on public recruitment of public institutions.

Extended data:

Five characteristics

1. Providing public services: The function of public institutions is actually to provide public products, which is the basic condition for the emergence and existence of public institutions. Institutions in the fields of science, education, culture and health are social service support systems to ensure the normal political, economic and cultural life of the country.

2. Belonging to a non-public authority: most of the undertakings engaged by public institutions are specific affairs derived from government functions, but they do not belong to public administrative authorities and do not have public administrative power.

There can be no subordinate relationship between the leaders and the led similar institutions, and there is no administrative function for other departments or individuals within the administrative division. It can only provide education, culture, medical care, health care and other services to the society by using its own professional knowledge and expertise, and professional services are the basic social functions of institutions.

3. It belongs to knowledge-intensive organizations: most institutions are knowledge-intensive organizations with mental work as the main body, and professionals are the main personnel of institutions. It is the basic social function of public institutions to provide services to all aspects of society by using scientific and cultural knowledge.

4. Localization of funding sources: China's institutions are basically funded by the state finance, which is a basic feature of China's traditional business management system.

With the deepening and development of the institutional reform of public institutions, the sources of funds of public institutions are increasingly diversified, but the national financial allocation still dominates the funds of public institutions. At present, the main sources of funds for public institutions in China are financial subsidies and non-financial subsidies.

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