Is the Food and Drug Administration a public institution or a civil servant?

The Food and Drug Administration belongs to public institutions, and public institutions also have civil servants. It is not difficult to find a job at the local Food and Drug Administration.

Public institutions refer to institutions that are established by and under the leadership of national administrative agencies. They have no production income, the required funds are paid by the public finance, do not implement economic accounting, and mainly provide education, science and technology, and culture. Public institutions are social public organizations that engage in non-material production and labor services such as health care and health care. They accept government leadership and are legal entities that take the form of organizations or institutions.

General staff of public institutions are roughly divided into staff and non-staff (staff refers to those who have obtained the staffing formalities of the establishment management department, and non-staff refers to those who have no establishment management department. Personnel who undergo staffing procedures, such as those hired by the unit themselves, are just like those hired by an enterprise. The unit determines its benefits and pays its salary by itself, and it has nothing to do with local finance. These staff are usually called temporary workers.)

Extended information:

Staffing refers to the establishment of an organizational structure and the quota of its personnel and the distribution of positions. The amount of financial appropriations is determined by the staffing departments of institutions at all levels. The department allocates funds accordingly. Usually divided into administrative establishment, enterprise establishment, bank establishment and public welfare positions.

The difference between administrative establishment and public service establishment: Administrative establishment, that is, national civil servants, have levels. For example, if you are a section member in the first year, you may be at the lowest level. After a few years, you will become a section chief. It's the subject level. In a few years, when you become the director, you will be at the bureau level. In other words, if you are in the administrative establishment, then you only "take" the administrative level according to the Civil Service Law.

The situation of public institutions is complex, including some public institutions that are managed by civil servants. The wages and benefits of such public institutions are based on those of administrative agencies (civil servants), that is, wages are determined according to rank. Other enterprise establishments set salaries according to positions, which are divided into management positions, professional and technical positions, and labor and service positions. Among them, management positions are called staff, and they have levels one to ten, which correspond to the administrative levels from ministerial level to clerk.

Professional and technical positions are evaluated according to the requirements of the industry, such as doctors and teachers. Gongqingang is a worker. Personnel in the public service establishment generally take the leadership positions of deputy departments (eighth-level staff) and can also be transferred to administrative agencies to become civil servants, or they can participate in the open selection of party and government leading cadres to become leaders.

Reference material: Baidu Encyclopedia: Compilation