Can civil servants deliver takeout?

According to the relevant laws and regulations, Article 35 of the Civil Service Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) stipulates that civil servants shall fully undertake the task of performing their duties and shall not engage in business, occupation or other income activities unrelated to their own jobs. Therefore, in theory, civil servants can't engage in jobs unrelated to their jobs, such as delivery.

Civil servants have the special status of serving the public and exercising public power, and their working hours, work contents and responsibilities need to conform to the corresponding rules and regulations and work arrangements. Delivery and other work may involve certain time conflicts, and may also involve conflicts with the identity of civil servants, such as affecting the image of civil servants and observing working hours.

It should be pointed out that the answer to this question may be different in different regions and specific situations. Local civil servant management departments may have specific policies and regulations to regulate the behavior of civil servants, so under specific circumstances, civil servants need to consult the regulations of their units or relevant departments to determine whether they can engage in other occupations.

In a word, according to the relevant provisions of the Civil Service Law of People's Republic of China (PRC), civil servants are generally not allowed to engage in business, occupation and other income activities unrelated to their jobs, so the delivery and other occupations do not meet the identity characteristics and responsibilities of civil servants.