Why are there no older people in the subdistrict office?

General subdistrict offices require people to be over 18 years old and under 40 years old, regardless of gender. Age restrictions may be relaxed for particularly outstanding candidates. The professional nature of the street office business staff who are too old can no longer undertake this type of business. The sub-district offices are responsible for the basic demands of the grassroots people and actively build community services, community management, community assistance, community security and other management functions for the grassroots people.

The subdistrict office deals directly with the people and represents the image of the government. Therefore, the quality of its human resource allocation, the basic quality of office employees, and whether they have corresponding service capabilities directly affect people's views and emotions about the office's service capabilities, thereby affecting the community stability of grassroots people.

Recruitment scope and conditions:

1. Good ideological and political quality, able to conscientiously implement the party's line, principles and policies, abide by laws and regulations, be honest and self-disciplined, have good conduct, and have not been subject to criminal punishment , violation of discipline.

2. Strong work ability, dedicated to work, strong organizational and coordination skills, fair and decent, good at mass work, and capable of mediating conflicts and disputes.

3. Generally, they are 35 years old and below, have a college degree or above, and are familiar with computer operations.

4. Be in good health, have no history of infectious diseases or mental illness, have normal working ability, and be able to meet the requirements of the job.