Why is the recruitment scale of provincial civil servants compressed in many places?

Friends who want to take an examination of civil servants will find that the scale of provincial examinations in some places is being compressed. I think this phenomenon is due to the emergence of some policies, resulting in less scarce civil service positions.

The emergence of the delayed retirement policy has led to the reduction of civil service vacancies, so the recruitment scale has been reduced. When there is no delayed retirement policy, some people who are about to retire can retire after working for another year and a half, and their positions will be vacant.

However, the emergence of this policy will cause them to continue to work in their posts and their posts will not be vacant. And each unit has a certain number of people. Since those people can't retire, there is no need to recruit new people to take their place. The reduction in job demand is also one of the reasons for the reduction in recruitment scale.

Some units need not so many people to carry out rectification. Civil servants are a good job. Some people get paid but don't go to work. They are eating empty pay. However, with the development of our society, this phenomenon has been effectively corrected.

Some units dare not have this phenomenon again, so they will make better use of their personnel, arrange suitable jobs for them, and will not raise some idle personnel. Such measures reduce the demand for jobs, thus reducing the recruitment scale.

Although the recruitment scale of the provincial examination has shrunk, some people with lofty ideals can also take other examinations, such as taking an examination of public institutions and perhaps entering state-owned enterprises. Even if they fail, there are many ways out.

I think if a person has the ability, he can live well even if he doesn't work in the system. For example, if you work in a private enterprise, you can get a higher salary and realize your ambitions.

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