Why do political and legal organs recruit so many people?

1, institutions and units should develop themselves, new and old employees should be constantly updated alternately, and the talent team should also maintain normal promotion and smooth development.

2. The need to maintain social stability. Because of their special nature, government agencies and state-owned enterprises, in addition to their own development, especially state-owned enterprises, although they are also enterprises, have the property of public * * * and undertake certain public * * functions, and the employment problem is a major event related to people's livelihood and a very important public * * affair, so government agencies and state-owned enterprises naturally "digest" a part every year.

Every year, a considerable number of civil servants retire or change to non-leadership positions, and there will be many vacancies.

In short, government agencies and state-owned enterprises recruit every year, on the one hand, because of their own work needs, on the other hand, they also have their own responsibility to solve the employment problem.

Extended data:

Public security civilian personnel have the employment mode of dispatching labor contracts and local institutions, and the career establishment personnel are well paid.

The dispatched civilian police personnel sign labor contracts with personnel agencies, accept being sent to civilian posts in public security organs, or sign labor contracts with agencies affiliated to relevant talent service centers, accept being sent to civilian posts in public security organs, and become employees of agencies affiliated to talent service centers;

The establishment of local institutions, such as the civilian personnel management center of the Public Security Bureau and the civilian personnel dispatch service center of the Public Security Bureau? The police service center of the Public Security Bureau needs to participate in the recruitment of public institutions, which belong to financial institutions and are managed according to public institutions; However, they do not have the status of the people's police (civil servants), do not enjoy the relevant treatment of the police, generally do not participate in police training, do not issue police uniforms and police equipment, and have special (except).