What about the railway police? Relevant personnel help back.

I will answer your questions one by one:

At present, the railway police belong to civil servants, and they have to take the civil service examination according to the needs of treatment and recruitment. But in management, it belongs to the dual management of railway police and public security. So it will always be in the railway police system. Of course, future policy changes are not necessarily, and it is not impossible to transfer to the social security system.

The duty situation depends on the specific post, and some shifts may be three or four shifts, so it's your turn to go to work during the Chinese New Year holiday, and so should the social security system. If you work in an office, it is a normal class, working from nine to five every day, and then resting on weekends and legal holidays, but it does not rule out the situation of being on duty, which should be the same as social security.

As for hard or not, it depends on your psychological orientation. At least I don't think it's difficult. In fact, all walks of life have their own difficulties, but they just don't understand them. Comparatively speaking, the railway police are much more relaxed than other employees in the railway system.