Institutions refer to social service organizations organized by state organs or other organizations with the purpose of social welfare and engaged in education, science and technology, culture, health and other activities. Do not belong to government agencies, under normal circumstances, the state will give financial subsidies to these institutions.

Second, what is the difference between supernumerary and supernumerary institutions?

Staffing: Staffing refers to the staff who have passed the formal examination to work in government agencies and institutions and registered with the Organization Department and Personnel Bureau;

Supernumerary: Non-supernumerary personnel refer to those who are recruited by the employing unit, rather than those who are organized by the Organization Department or the Personnel Bureau for examination. Usually can be divided into workers, contract workers, temporary workers.

3. What are the examination categories of public institutions?

Because different positions in public institutions have different requirements for people's ability and quality, the written examination of public recruitment in public institutions can be divided into five categories: comprehensive management (a), social science (b), natural science (c), primary and secondary school teachers (d) and medical and health care (e).

1, comprehensive management (Class A): mainly applicable to posts in public institutions that focus on administration, affairs and business management.

2. Social science major (Class B): mainly applicable to technical posts in humanities and social sciences in public institutions.

3. Natural Science Major (Class C): It is mainly applicable to technical posts of natural science major in public institutions.

4. Primary and secondary school teachers (Class D): mainly suitable for teaching positions in primary and secondary schools, technical secondary schools and other educational institutions.

5. Medical and Health (E): Mainly applicable to professional and technical posts in medical and health institutions.

Fourth, the time schedule of public institutions?

Verb (abbreviation of verb) about interview

There are some areas in public institutions that do not require interviews.

20 17, Chuxiong, Honghe, Zhaotong, Lincang, Dehong and Qujing had no interview session.

In the 20 18 (first half of the year) examination for public institutions, most of the areas without interview links are: Honghe, Zhaotong, Qujing, Lijiang and Wenshan (non-unified examination); More than 90% of the positions in the above prefectures and counties have not been interviewed.

2065438+08 (the first half of 2008) There was no interview session for all positions: Chuxiong, Lincang and Dehong.

There are still a small number of positions that need to be interviewed in most areas of the cities that are free of interviews. (For details, please refer to the examination situation in each region and state), or some positions do not need an interview, but there are professional test links (such as Chuxiong and Dehong). In areas where there is no interview link, there will be a small number of positions that need to be interviewed. Most of the positions that need to be interviewed in some prefectures and counties are professional positions such as actors and journalists. It is difficult to distinguish the non-interview positions in some prefectures and counties from the nature of the positions, but they are clearly marked in the position table.