Is the public welfare post good or not?

The so-called public welfare posts refer to service posts funded or guided by the government to meet the public interests. Public welfare posts should give priority to people with employment difficulties or special groups. Bian Xiao will give a detailed explanation on the categories, post subsidy standards and expiration policies of public welfare posts.

I. Post categories Public welfare posts mainly include four categories: social public management posts specifically include various kinds of coordinators, traffic duty, market management, environmental management, property management, etc.

Urban community service public welfare posts specifically include community service posts, including community security, sanitation and cleaning, environmental greening, parking lot management, public facilities maintenance, newsstands, telephone booths, community culture, education and sports, medical and health care, and child care.

Staff logistics support and public * * * service posts in government agencies and institutions mainly refer to government logistics posts that need to recruit supernumerary personnel, such as receiving and dispatching, driving, doorman, typing, property management, etc. Other positions proposed by the municipal government or its human resources and social security department according to local conditions and approved by the Provincial Department of Human Resources and Social Security.

Public welfare posts have neither administrative establishment nor career establishment, and belong to the overstaffed personnel of government departments or institutions. Public welfare posts are not jobs, but a transitional policy. It's not good to treat it as a job. It's just a pity that you have a living allowance to take part in the postgraduate entrance examination, the examination of career establishment, the examination of civil servants and so on. It doesn't matter.

Five years of experience in public welfare posts, as long as it suits you, including five insurances and heating and cooling fees. At first, I took a public welfare post to be close to home, but I was awakened by reality. I have no professional title, no official card, no performance, and my salary has never risen. Later, I took an examination of public institutions.

It's all right to take public welfare posts as a buffer for a period of employment, but after all, it's a policy to help poor college students find jobs, and it's better to prepare posts than temporary workers.