How often do Shanghai public security organs recruit civilian staff?

Large-scale recruitment is rare at present, because job mobility is not great. Basically, only when someone resigns and changes careers, a college degree or above is required before the age of 35, and sometimes a bachelor degree or above is required. There are not many recruits in each unit.

Civilian posts are labor dispatch, not career establishment, and will not change the existing employment methods. Don't expect to change careers or civil servants in the future.

If the income is not high, it will be more than 2,000 a month, and the bonus will add up to 3,000-3,500 a month. For large-scale activities (such as the host area of the World Expo), if the police pay, the people will also pay a little. The number of activities is basically one quarter to one fifth of that of civil servants.

Tired or not, depending on the position and unit. Basically, they are chores that the police are unwilling or disdainful to do. They will be very tired, very tired. I don't have much free time.

Most jobs don't need constant thinking. They are jobs that old ladies can do, but it's not easy to do well. After all, the interpersonal relationship of government agencies is difficult to deal with. (such as serving tea, making data reports, writing summary articles, window reception, answering consultation calls, etc.). ).

Civil service is divided into auxiliary management (such as clerical assistant and personnel management) and technical support (such as police dog maintenance, computer maintenance and boat driving). ), as well as more ordinary posts (such as data collation, consulting services, etc. ).) 1 10 The police recruit every year, because working 24 hours a day is very hard, and people resign every year, and more people are recruited.

Others, such as psychological counseling positions, recruited one in public security colleges this year, and the requirement is the police. If there are professional and technical posts, civilians generally don't need them and rarely recruit them. I feel that the career development prospect of secretarial work is not great. If you just graduated from school and want to take the civil service exam, you can fail the exam in order to accumulate 2 years of grassroots work experience, but you won't get extra points for the exam because you have done paperwork.

If the family is not very short of that income to support their families, it can still be considered.