Can national staff work part-time in the owners' committee of the residential area where they live?

National staff can work part-time in the owners' committee of the residential area where they live.

Industry Committee is not an enterprise or institution, but an owner's self-governing group, whose purpose is to serve residents in the community, similar to community workers.

There is no relevant law prohibiting civil servants from serving the community in their spare time, so it is not necessary for civil servants or other state organs to join the industry Committee. Because the industry Committee is neither an enterprise nor a society, joining the industry Committee is not a part-time job, but only serves the residents in his spare time.

Extended data

Article 15 of the Civil Service Law of People's Republic of China (PRC), civil servants shall enjoy the following rights:

(a) to obtain the working conditions that should be met to perform their duties;

(2) It shall not be dismissed, demoted, expelled or punished without legal reasons or legal procedures;

(three) to receive wages and enjoy welfare and insurance benefits;

(4) participate in training;

(five) to criticize and make suggestions on the work of organs and leaders;

(6) lodging complaints and accusations;

(7) applying for resignation;

(eight) other rights as prescribed by law.

Article 88 A civil servant shall be dismissed under any of the following circumstances:

(a) in the annual assessment, it has been determined to be incompetent for two consecutive years;

(two) unable to do the current job, and do not accept other arrangements;

(three) due to the adjustment, cancellation, merger or reduction of the staffing of this organ, the work needs to be adjusted, and I refuse to make reasonable arrangements;

(4) Failing to perform the obligations of civil servants, failing to abide by the laws and disciplines of civil servants, failing to change after education, being unfit to continue working in government organs, and being dismissed;

(five) absenteeism, business trip, without justifiable reasons for more than fifteen days in a row, or more than thirty days in a year. ?

Reference source: Baidu Encyclopedia-Civil Service Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) and People's Republic of China (PRC).