Can public officials take part-time jobs?

Civil servants are not allowed to work part-time, take shares or participate in business operations for profit.

No, according to relevant laws and regulations, civil servants should abide by the law, not engage in or participate in profit-making activities in violation of relevant regulations, not hold concurrent positions in enterprises or other profit-making organizations, not violate financial discipline, waste state assets, not fail to take responsibility, do nothing, neglect their duties, delay their work, and not commit other violations of discipline and law.

What's the difference between public office and career establishment?

Participating in public office means that demobilized military cadres and enterprise employees apply to join the civil service, and directly enter the state organs and become a form of staff in public institutions on the premise of meeting the conditions; Career establishment refers to the management system that the staff of public institutions openly recruit for the society according to the needs of post setting of government agencies and institutions, and hire and promote according to the prescribed procedures. The difference between the two lies in the different recruitment methods and job assignments. Public posts mainly recruit people with professional skills and service experience, generally in the fields of public security, justice, science and technology; Career preparation is a routine recruitment, involving more public services such as education and health.

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Legal basis: People's Republic of China (PRC) Civil Service Law.

Article 42 If the appointment civil servants pass the examination after the probation period, their positions and ranks change, or there are other circumstances that need to be appointed or removed, they shall be appointed or removed in accordance with the management authority and prescribed procedures.

Forty-third civil servants should hold positions within the prescribed number of places and positions, and there are corresponding vacancies.

Forty-fourth civil servants who work part-time outside the organs due to work needs shall be approved by the organs where they work, and shall not receive part-time remuneration.