What is the turnover room of public institutions?

The unit turnover room is a temporary housing provided by the unit for employees, which is generally owned by the enterprise.

Turnover housing refers to the public housing with security nature, which is built by the government investment or self-raised funds of the unit and rented to the on-the-job cadres and workers in the workplace of government agencies and institutions according to the prescribed rent standard. It is mainly used for the introduction of high-level talents, the temporary transfer of cadres, and the housing security for employees who have no housing at work or who are far away from work. Property right belongs to the construction or management unit, which only rents and does not sell, and has the characteristics of transition and turnover. Some places are also called talent rooms (apartments). Note that it is not provided free of charge, and you need to apply according to procedures. After approval, they will rent and pay the rent regularly, and bear the expenses of water, electricity and property management during the lease period. However, they have certain welfare nature. Compared with the rent of similar houses in the market, it is quite affordable, enjoys the ultra-low rent policy, and is mostly the same as the local public rental housing rent standard, and is not allowed to transfer or sublet privately.