How can I work in the community?

If you want to work in the sub-district office, you can take the civil service or public institution examination, or you can become a temporary employee through the temporary recruitment of the sub-district office. The difference is that staff who pass the exam are officially staff of the unit, and temporary staff who have not passed the exam will have much lower wages than those who have passed the exam.

If you want to work in a community, you don’t need to take an exam. You can directly work in the community by participating in community elections. For example, positions such as community director, deputy director, and population director are elected through elections. At the same time, if you want to work in the community, you can also go to the community as a temporary employee through the government's temporary recruitment. There is not much difference in salary between temporary community workers and those elected.

The community residents committee recommends candidate conditions:

In terms of age structure, candidates recommended for re-election are generally no more than 58 years old, and new candidates are in principle no more than 50 years old; In terms of aspects, new candidates for village committees should generally have a high school degree or above, and new candidates for residents' committees should generally have a college degree or above.

At the same time, those who are politically unqualified, violate party discipline and official duties, violate laws, regulations and relevant regulations, do not comply with relevant election regulations, and have poor moral conduct shall not be listed as village (residents) ) People’s Committee members recommend candidates.

Reference for the above content: The People's Republic of China and the Ministry of Civil Affairs: Trial Measures for Review of Candidate Conditions for "Two Committees" Cadres in Villages and Communities