Does urban management belong to civil servants or institutions?

Urban management generally belongs to institutions, mostly career establishment and contract personnel. The director, deputy director and battalion chief of the Urban Management Bureau are all civil servants.

As urban management practitioners, some places will also be called administrative law enforcement bureaus, and the scope of law enforcement is larger than urban management law enforcement. In a city, urban management is essential, and the work of urban management administrative law enforcement bureau is not very simple and challenging.

If we can do this work well, we can add luster to the city and maintain a good environment and order. If you want to maintain good order, you must start from yourself and start from the little things around you.

To sum up: in urban management, there are also temporary workers recruited by the society, who are often the front line of urban management law enforcement; The urban management team members of the administrative law enforcement squadron belong to the career establishment personnel; Leading cadres of urban management, such as the section chief, deputy section chief and clerk of urban management department, all belong to civil servants, and most of them are demobilized officers.

Therefore, in general, most of the urban management in China belongs to public institutions, a small part belongs to public institutions, and there are few administrative units.

For example, the urban management in Beijing belongs to administrative units, and the urban management on the job is all civil servants. According to the relevant national regulations, to complete the reform of administrative units by 2020 is to turn the former law enforcement units into administrative units, and at worst, public participation units, which is also the direction of urban management reform.

Refer to the above? Baidu encyclopedia-city management