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Some friends asked: "Is working at a railway station considered a state-owned enterprise or a civil servant?"

First of all, let me tell you clearly that except for the railway police, the rest of the staff working at the railway station are all Employees of state-owned enterprises, not civil servants. 1. Past and Present Life

Trains are a common means of transportation for our travels. Do you know its past lives? It turns out that the highest management authority of the railway station is the Ministry of Railways of the People's Republic of China. It is the highest authority in charge of railway affairs of the People's Republic of China and one of the constituent departments of the State Council of the People's Republic of China. On March 16, 2013, the Ministry of Railways was abolished and the National Railway Administration was established, which is managed by the Ministry of Transport. Its administrative responsibilities are as follows:

(1) Drafting laws, regulations and rules for railway supervision and management, and participating in research Railway development planning, policy and institutional reform work, organizing the formulation of railway technical standards and supervising their implementation.

(2) Responsible for the supervision and management of railway production safety, formulate and organize the implementation of supervision and management measures for railway transportation safety, engineering quality and safety, and equipment quality and safety, and organize the implementation of administrative licenses established in accordance with the law. Organize or participate in the investigation and handling of railway production safety accidents.

(3) Responsible for formulating policies and measures to regulate the market order of railway transportation and engineering construction and organizing their implementation, supervising the quality of railway transportation services and the performance of railway enterprises in undertaking public welfare transportation tasks prescribed by the state.

(4) Responsible for organizing monitoring and analysis of railway operation conditions and carrying out statistical work on the railway industry.

(5) Responsible for carrying out inter-governmental international exchanges and cooperation on railways.

(6) Undertake other matters assigned by the State Council and the Ministry of Transport.

At the same time, China Railway Corporation was established to assume the corporate responsibilities of the Ministry of Railways.

The National Railway Administration is a deputy ministerial-level administrative unit managed by the State Council, and its staff are civil servants. The Railway Corporation is a state-owned enterprise and its staff are workers. Although railway police (such as train police) also work at railway stations and trains, they are not under the management of the Railway Corporation. 2. Railway Police

Since 2008, the Ministry of Public Security has established the Railway Police Bureau of the Tenth Bureau of the Ministry of Public Security, which is an internal agency of the Ministry of Public Security. Railway police officers were converted into national civil servants. All railway police officers are recruited through the National Civil Service Examination. On December 28, 2018, the Central Political and Legal Affairs Commission held an industry public security reform meeting to clarify the ownership of industry police types. Railway police is directly under the Ministry of Public Security and is listed as an internal agency of the Ministry of Public Security. It no longer accepts the leadership of the Railway Corporation, thus ending the dual management of railway public security. history. 3. Civil Servants

Every civil servant must take the exam. Only by passing the civil service written examination, interview, physical examination, political review, public announcement, and recruitment process can one become a real civil servant. There is obviously no such complicated process for entering to work at a railway station (provided you are not a railway police officer), so there is no doubt that ordinary staff at the railway station are employees of state-owned enterprises.