Municipal, it is management, and the work is lower than the superior.
Question 2: What is a "municipal organization"? Public institutions
First, the definition of institutions
Institutions are the first institutions relative to enterprises, including some units with civil servants. They are not for profit, but branches of some state institutions, such as industrial and commercial bureau, tax bureau, bank and post office. They are all institutions. Enterprises are profit-oriented companies and other profit-oriented institutions!
Enterprise units are generally self-financing productive units. The so-called "self-financing" means that you bear the consequences of losses and profits, and you have certain self-reliance ability. Enterprise units are divided into state-owned enterprises and private enterprises. State-owned enterprises are state-owned enterprises. A private enterprise is a business unit owned by individuals.
Institutions are generally public welfare institutions established by the state, but they are not * * * institutions, which are different from civil servants. Under normal circumstances, the state will give financial subsidies to these institutions. Divided into fully funded institutions, such as schools, institutions in balance allocation, such as hospitals, and other independent institutions that are not funded by the state.
The division of labor management between institutions and enterprises is a unique model in China.
An enterprise unit is a legal entity or non-legal entity that independently accounts for profits. Its characteristics are self-supporting, cost accounting, profit and loss matching, solving its own personnel support and social services through its own profits, and creating wealth value. The registration of enterprise units shall be carried out in the administrative department for industry and commerce. Enterprises sign labor contracts with employees. After a labor dispute occurs, the enterprise shall conduct labor arbitration.
Institutions are some public welfare units and non-public welfare functional departments whose main purposes are * * * functions and public welfare services. It participates in the management of social affairs, performs the functions of management and service, and aims at serving the society, mainly engaged in education, science and technology, culture, health and other activities. Its superior departments are mostly * * * administrative departments or * * * functional departments, and their actions are based on relevant laws, and the decisions made are mostly mandatory, and the source of their personnel's salary is mostly financial allocation. The registration of public institutions is carried out in the preparation department. Institutions sign employment contracts with employees. After a labor dispute occurs, the institution shall conduct personnel arbitration.
If you want to choose a public institution for employment, you'd better make it clear in advance. Now many institutions, especially those that are self-supporting and self-managing, are turning to enterprises. For example, units like the original design institute are specialized enterprises, and of course, some institutions may turn to civil servants, that is, you can enjoy the same treatment as civil servants.
Second, the classification of institutions
educational services
Higher education institutions
Secondary education institutions
Basic education institutions
Adult education institutions
Special education institutions
Other educational institutions
Scientific and technological institutions
Natural science research institutions
Social science research institutions
Comprehensive scientific research institutions
Other scientific and technological institutions
cultural organization
Performance organization
Artistic creation organization
Books and literary institutions
Cultural relics institution
Popular cultural institutions
Radio and television institutions
Newspapers, magazines and institutions
Editorial organization
Press and publication organization
Other cultural institutions
health institution
medical institution
Health epidemic prevention and quarantine institution
Blood organization
Family planning institution
Health supervision organization
Other health institutions
Social welfare institutions
Foster welfare institutions
Rehabilitation institution
Funeral institution
Other social welfare institutions
Sports institutions
Sports competition organization
Sports facilities and institutions
Other sports institutions
Traffic organization
Highway maintenance supervision organization
Highway transportation management organization
Traffic fee collection agency
Navigation mechanism
Other transport agencies
city-owned utility
Garden organization
Urban health institutions
Municipal maintenance management organization
Real estate service organizations
Municipal facilities maintenance and management organization
Public utilities in other cities
Agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry, fishery and water conservancy institutions
Technology promotion agency
Improved seed cultivation institution
Comprehensive service organization
Animal and plant epidemic prevention and quarantine institution
Hydrological institution
Other agricultural, forestry, animal husbandry, fishery and water institutions.
Information consulting organization
information center
Consultation service center (station)
Computer application center
Price information office
Rural socio-economic investigation team
Enterprise economic investigation team
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Question 3: What do municipal units mean? The definition of a municipal unit is simply that it belongs to the city and is managed by the city. It is a branch of some state institutions. For example, what industrial and commercial bureau, tax bureau, bank, post office and so on.
Municipal units are generally public welfare institutions set by the state, but they do not belong to * * * institutions and are different from civil servants. Under normal circumstances, the state will give financial subsidies to these institutions. It is divided into institutions with full funding, such as schools, and institutions with surplus funding, such as hospitals.
Question 4: What is the difference between provincial institutions and municipal institutions? Provincial units are provincial * * * or subordinate departments, paid by the provincial finance; Municipal institutions are subordinate to the municipal bureau or bureau and paid by the municipal finance;
Institutions have no administrative power, so there is no essential difference between provincial and municipal institutions, mainly depending on the functions and work nature of institutions;
In terms of treatment, the provincial level is not necessarily better than the municipal level, mainly depending on whether the unit generates income and the higher level attaches importance to it;
The reform of public institutions may be influenced by municipal comparison.
Typing is not easy. If you are satisfied, please adopt it.
Question 5: What is the difference between provincial institutions and municipal institutions? There is no difference between the establishment of provincial institutions and municipal institutions. The difference is that the superiors are different. The superior of provincial institutions is a * * * department. For example, the product quality inspection institute under the Provincial Quality Supervision Bureau is a provincial institution! Provincial institutions are independent institutions! The truth of municipal institutions and provincial institutions is the same! Sorting is impossible, because some institutions are managed vertically and some are managed locally! Provincial organs are directly under the authority units of the provincial party committee, and their staffing is a mixture of civil servants and career staffing. For example, the bureau of retired veteran cadres of the provincial party Committee, the general office of the provincial people's congress, the logistics office of the provincial people's congress, the service center of the provincial people's congress, the printing office of the general office of the provincial people's congress, the provincial government kindergarten and so on. Provincial institutions are institutions directly under the province, which are prepared for the cause. Institutions are divided into central, provincial, municipal and so on, such as a welfare factory under the Civil Affairs Bureau! Most positions should be managed with reference to civil servants, which means there is no difference in treatment. The latter is a career establishment, not a civil servant, and the economic treatment should be the same. However, in many places, career personnel are still inferior to civil servants. At the very least, it is extremely difficult to promote. Provincial units are subordinate to provinces or departments, and wages are paid by the provincial finance; Municipal institutions are subordinate to the municipal bureau or bureau and paid by the municipal finance; Institutions have no administrative power, so there is no essential difference between provincial and municipal institutions, mainly depending on the functions and work nature of institutions; DOC 88/P-11463 49882708 In terms of treatment, the provincial level is not necessarily better than the municipal level, mainly depending on whether the unit generates income and the higher level attaches importance to it; The reform of public institutions may be influenced by municipal comparison. .................................
Question 6: The differences between directly affiliated institutions and affiliated institutions are as follows.
I. Similarities
1, basic logging: institution
2. Social insurance guarantee: institutions and their staff members participate in social insurance according to law, and staff members enjoy social insurance benefits according to law.
Second, the difference:
1, property
(1), directly affiliated institutions are directly subordinate to the core * * * departments, and do not have independent legal person status and financial and personnel management rights. All employees of directly affiliated institutions are treated as civil servants. Such institutions should not consider economic income, and their activities are funded by the financial budget. For example, at present, a large number of * * * policy research offices at all levels can become directly affiliated institutions if they mainly serve * * * decision-making.
(2) affiliated institutions are institutions directly under the provincial institutions. Exercise the functions and powers entrusted by the institutions directly under the province.
2. Administrative institutions.
(1), directly affiliated institutions have administrative institutions.
(2) affiliated institutions have no administrative institutions.
Question 7: What is the difference between the contents of the public institution examination and the provincial examination? 1. The organizers of the civil service examination are the state: the Central Organization Department and the Ministry of Personnel, and the local: the organization departments of provincial and municipal party committees and the Ministry of Personnel, and all employers fill in the job requirements; The institution that starts the examination of public institutions is the personnel department of each employer. 2. Written test organization and implementation agencies The written test organization and implementation agencies of different civil service examinations are the Civil Service Management Department of the Ministry of Personnel and the personnel examination centers under the Personnel Bureaus of various provinces and cities (institutions and examination centers propose and organize registration, and the examination belongs to public * * * service agencies); The written examination organization and implementation institutions of public institutions entrust provincial, prefecture-level and prefecture-level city personnel departments and personnel examination centers (institutions and examination centers) to put forward and organize registration and examination, submit the list of employers' scores, and some units organize the implementation of propositions by themselves. 3. Holding different civil service examinations is unified once a year in the whole country, and all provinces and cities generally recruit 1 time a year, and some of them are twice. Individual units such as police recruitment can be held separately; At present, there is no national recruitment examination for public institutions, and most of them are unified recruitment examinations at the provincial, city and county levels. Generally, each unit issues a separate announcement to recruit students. 4. Registration methods are different. Civil service examinations are all online registration. Most of the examinations in general institutions are online registration, and a small number are on-site registration. 5. The written test subjects are different. The written test of civil servants is only for Beijing and the whole country. Some provinces have public basic and professional courses, and the police increase psychological tests and physical fitness tests; In general institutions, the exams are all exams (mostly including "Public Basis"), applications, or exams and "Public Basis", as well as official document writing, plus some professional exams. 6. The scores are calculated in different ways. The written examination and interview of civil servants are basically half, some are 46, and a few are 37. Generally, the lowest total score line is set, and the lowest single subject line is set; The written test and interview of public institutions are basically half, some are 46, and there is generally no minimum score line. 7. Personnel establishment There are civil servants who have passed different civil service examinations; After the examination and employment of public institutions, it is the establishment of public institutions. Only after taking the civil service examination and being hired can you be transferred to the civil service establishment. 8. Interview exams are organized in different ways. The civil service examination is proposed by the state: the Ministry of Personnel communicates with the employer, and the Beijing examination is organized and implemented by the Civil Service Management Office (non-examination center) of the Municipal Personnel Bureau; The examination of public institutions shall be organized by public institutions under the guidance of personnel institutions. 9. Recruitment Announcement Publishing Website Recruitment announcements for different civil service examinations are all on the website of the Ministry of Personnel: the publishing website is Beijing Personnel Examination Network; The recruitment announcement of the examination for public institutions is posted on the local personnel websites at all levels, and the publishing website is the official website of each employer. 10, the difficulty of the test questions is different. It is difficult for civil servants to take the exam (the difficulty of the test does not mean that the exam is difficult, but it is only because of the large number of applicants, and the distinction of the exam must be increased); Examinations in public institutions are relatively easy (simple questions do not mean easy to pass, because the number of applicants for each specific exam is small, and simple questions can distinguish the advantages and disadvantages. 1 1. The employing units will report the number and description of job requirements to the Civil Service Management Department of the Ministry of Personnel (China) and the Personnel Testing Center (province); The examination of public institutions shall be decided by the personnel department of the unit and reported to the subjective department at a higher level for approval. 12, registering for different civil service examinations is that each employer sends someone to review the applicants of the unit; The general examination and registration of the examination of public institutions are carried out at the same time.
Question 8: Is it better to be a district-owned institution or a municipal institution? There are many people in the area, and there is only one person in the city. I didn't say which department. Is this institution stable? Is there a compilation?
Question 9: Which institutions belong to the municipal system? Units directly under the municipal government generally refer to the organs and departments that make up the Party Committee and * * *, such as the Municipal Transportation Bureau, the Municipal Construction Bureau, the Organization Department of the Municipal Party Committee, and the Municipal Development and Reform Commission. If it is a public institution, it is generally stated in the document as "a public institution directly under the city". At the same time, many departments directly under the municipal government also have many institutions or institutions, such as the Municipal Transportation Bureau, and the subordinate departments include the Road Transportation Administration (institutions) and the Municipal Technical School (institutions). I wish you success in preparing for the exam!
Question 10: What is a municipal organization with districts, and what is the difference between it and a county (city, district) or a subordinate organization? You must first figure out what a city with districts is. A city with districts is a prefecture-level city with districts (counties and cities). At present, there are eleven districts and cities in Hebei Province, namely Shijiazhuang, Tangshan, Qinhuangdao, Handan, Baoding, Zhangjiakou, Chengde, Xingtai, Hengshui, Cangzhou and Langfang. The institutions to which these cities belong are the institutions with districts and cities you mentioned.
The differences between institutions with districts and cities and institutions below counties (cities, districts) are mainly in the following aspects:
1, with high administrative level. Generally, the administrative level of public institutions with districts and cities is at the level. Institutions directly under the county (city, district).
2. There are many people. Needless to say.
3. The cost and treatment are very high. General institutions will have financial funds, and institutions with districts and cities will have more financial funds. And generally some units and counties (cities, districts) will charge some fees in various names, so that the welfare benefits will be higher.
Most importantly, with the institutional reform, the number of public institutions will be greatly reduced until they are phased out. First cancel the county (city, district) level institutions and transform them into enterprises. Districts and cities, as well as institutions affiliated to provinces and the State Council, are gradually abolished, and only a few departments and personnel are retained to be included in the civil service, and all others are turned into enterprises.