What position do civil servants apply for in the tourism management exam?

When applying for a position in the civil service examination, you need to filter "Tourism Management" in the professional column of the position table to view the corresponding position information.

Taking the recruitment of Sichuan civil servants in the second half of 20 17 as an example, the positions of "Tourism Management" major are:

(1) "Comprehensive Administration of Industry and Commerce and Quality Supervision in Shehong County, Suining City";

(2) "ziyang Anyue County Tourism Comprehensive Management Law Enforcement Brigade"; Wait a minute.

Civil servants, also known as national civil servants, are public officials who are responsible for the overall management of economic and social order and national public resources and safeguarding the implementation of national laws and regulations. In our country, civil servants refer to the staff who perform public duties according to law and are included in the state administrative establishment, and their wages and benefits are borne by the state finance. According to the nature, characteristics and management needs of positions, civil servant positions are divided into comprehensive management, professional technology and administrative law enforcement. In the State Council, according to the Civil Service Law of People's Republic of China (PRC), if there are special positions that need to be managed separately, other positions can be added. According to the statistical bulletin on the development of human resources and social security in 20 15 released by Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security on may 30th, by the end of 20 15, there were 7167,000 civil servants in China? [ 1]? .

The word "civil servant" is translated from Japanese "civil servant". Japan was called "civil servant" before World War II, and changed its name to "civil servant" after the war. France is directly called "civil servant"; The Federal Republic of Germany is called a "federal civil servant" or a "federal official". In today's world, many developed countries and some developing countries have followed the example of Britain and the United States and established their own civil service system, calling people who engage in official activities in the government "civil servants."

For a long time after the bourgeois revolution (until the end of 19), the government's management function was very limited, mainly to maintain social order and act as a "night watchman". The appointment of public officials is still dominated by the appointment system.