What is the preparation of urban management law enforcement for open recruitment?

First of all, I tell you that there is no so-called administrative law enforcement system. Our country is a special political and legal system for the relevant personnel of public security, procuratorate and court, and this system is also a formal civil servant system. The difference is that this system is compiled by the central government, distributed to the provinces and then distributed by the provinces. Referring to the management of civil servants, this is also a formal establishment. The difference is that it belongs to the management of public services. China's laws specifically stipulate that some units refer to the management of civil servants, such as the staff of the Communist Youth League, women's federations and trade unions at or above the county level, and some bureaus set up by administrative organs also participate in official management, such as the social insurance management center under the People's Social Security Bureau. This is basically not much different from civil servants. In most cases, it is the same, but it is different in some small places. It is different from career establishment. Business establishment is mainly used by public institutions, such as teachers in schools, doctors in hospitals and staff in cultural centers. They are managed according to the staff of public institutions, and generally will not be laid off, but they are still very different from civil servants or public managers. An obvious difference is that the public managers and civil servants of people's organizations and other institutions involved in public management can basically be transferred to each other, while the staff of institutions can't, only leading cadres at or above a certain level in institutions can. As for what to do after open recruitment, I'm not sure. Basically, I have to do everything. Do whatever you want, especially if there is no specific location on it. I just wrote a rough outline, basically going to the front line. As for the treatment, it is basically according to local standards, neither too high nor too low. Anyway, you won't starve to death. As for work, no matter you are a civil servant, an employee of a public institution or even a career editor, you basically don't have to worry too much about layoffs, as long as you are officially editing.