(1) Premier the State Council: level 1;
(2) Vice Premier and State Councilor of the State Council: Level 2-3;
(3) Ministerial level and provincial level: three to four levels;
(4) Ministerial deputies and provincial deputies: four to five;
(5) Division chief, division chief and inspector: five to seven levels;
(6) Deputies at department level, deputies at department level and assistant inspectors: Grade 6-8;
(7) Division chief, county chief and researcher: 7- 10;
(8) Division level deputy, county level deputy and assistant researcher: 8- 1 1 level;
(9) Division-level chief, township-level chief and chief clerk: grades 9 to 12;
(10) Department-level deputy, township-level deputy and deputy director: 9- 13;
(1 1) Clerk: Grade 9 to 14;
(12) Clerk: 10 to 15.
Bureau director position
Formerly called prefectural level, it is mainly the secretary of the municipal party committee, the mayor, the director of the municipal people's congress, the chairman of the CPPCC, and the provincial subordinate units of prefecture-level cities (autonomous prefectures and Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps divisions) (such as the director of the provincial public security department and the subordinate units of various ministries and commissions of the state, such as the director of the Information Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs).
Chief cadres of ministries and commissions in the State Council, and some deputy cadres (such as Director of Social Science Research and Ideological and Political Work Department of Ministry of Education and Deputy Director of International Cooperation Department of State Administration of Work Safety).
Principal cadres of all provinces, autonomous regions, municipalities directly under the Central Government and Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps (such as director of Hebei Provincial Communications Department, director of Beijing Municipal Finance Bureau, director of Xinjiang Corps Forestry Bureau)
Deputy cadres of all sub-provincial cities (such as deputy mayor of Ningbo)
* * * and cadres of all divisions of Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps (such as the mayor of Guyuan City, Ningxia, and the teachers of the Eighth Agricultural Division of Xinjiang Corps)
Note: The above are senior cadres
Bureau deputy
Deputy Secretary of the Municipal Party Committee, Standing Committee of the Municipal Party Committee, Deputy Mayor, Deputy Director of the Municipal People's Congress, Vice Chairman of the CPPCC of prefecture-level cities (Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps Division), and provincial units, such as Deputy Director of the Information Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Deputy cadres of ministries and commissions in the State Council (such as deputy director of the Department of Talent Flow Development of the Ministry of Personnel)
Deputy cadres of departments and bureaus of all provinces, autonomous regions, municipalities directly under the Central Government, and Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps (such as deputy director of the Construction Department of Heilongjiang Province, deputy director of the Shanghai Municipal Bureau of Culture, and deputy director of the Second Agricultural Division of Xinjiang Corps)
Principal cadres of bureaus and districts and counties of sub-provincial cities (such as the head of Chaoyang District, Changchun City)
Question 2: Are officials the same as bureau level? In fact, the national civil service system has a strict hierarchy. To put it simply, the State Council has a Prime Minister, a State Councilor, a minister, a department bureau level, a department level, a department level, a department level, a clerk and a clerk. Most departments and bureaus are called bureau-level departments. Besides State Councillors, Clerks and Clerks, there are positive and negative points. But because there are actually many locations that are difficult to call. Therefore, the titles below the division level are rather chaotic. Like some chief clerks, assistant directors and so on. So, when you can't call it, you can only apply the model at the next higher level. The main hall and the main hall are normally the same meaning, but once applied, they are not at the same level. For example, the county party secretary of X county is at the level, and the public security bureau chief of X county is generally a place class. However, bureau-level leaders are generally used when addressing the director (in fact, this kind of address is strictly wrong, just nice), so it sounds that the director is bigger than their county party secretary. In short, the departmental level is the real departmental level, and the bureau level depends on his position and specific position. Now the topic is really confusing.
Question 3: How are departments and department levels divided? Provincial administrative agencies have a department, such as the Education Department, so their administrative level is equivalent to the first-line leaders at the city (prefecture) level, so there is a saying at the prefecture level.
The municipal administrative organization used to have a branch office (now changed to a bureau), so its administrative level is equivalent to the county level (except for the districts of several municipalities directly under the central government), so it is called the county level.
It should be noted that different places have different names now. For example, school institutions will have student offices and moral education offices. Please note that this is not an administrative level division, but a work need.
Question 4: What is the department level, position and rank?
(1) Premier the State Council: level 1;
(2) Vice Premier and State Councilor of the State Council: Level 2-3;
(3) Ministerial level and provincial level: three to four levels;
(4) Ministerial deputies and provincial deputies: four to five;
(5) Division chief, division chief and inspector: five to seven levels;
(6) Deputies at department level, deputies at department level and assistant inspectors: Grade 6-8;
(7) Division chief, county chief and researcher: 7- 10;
(8) Division level deputy, county level deputy and assistant researcher: 8- 1 1 level;
(9) Division-level chief, township-level chief and chief clerk: grades 9 to 12;
(10) Department-level deputy, township-level deputy and deputy director: 9- 13;
(1 1) Clerk: Grade 9 to 14;
(12) Clerk: 10 to 15.
Bureau director position
Formerly called prefectural level, it is mainly the secretary of the municipal party committee, the mayor, the director of the municipal people's congress, the chairman of the CPPCC, and the provincial subordinate units of prefecture-level cities (autonomous prefectures and Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps divisions) (such as the director of the provincial public security department and the subordinate units of various ministries and commissions of the state, such as the director of the Information Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs).
Chief cadres of ministries and commissions in the State Council, and some deputy cadres (such as Director of Social Science Research and Ideological and Political Work Department of Ministry of Education and Deputy Director of International Cooperation Department of State Administration of Work Safety).
Principal cadres of all provinces, autonomous regions, municipalities directly under the Central Government and Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps (such as director of Hebei Provincial Communications Department, director of Beijing Municipal Finance Bureau, director of Xinjiang Corps Forestry Bureau)
Deputy cadres of all sub-provincial cities (such as deputy mayor of Ningbo)
* * * and cadres of all divisions of Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps (such as the mayor of Guyuan City, Ningxia, and the teachers of the Eighth Agricultural Division of Xinjiang Corps)
Note: The above are senior cadres
Bureau deputy
Deputy Secretary of the Municipal Party Committee, Standing Committee of the Municipal Party Committee, Deputy Mayor, Deputy Director of the Municipal People's Congress, Vice Chairman of the CPPCC of prefecture-level cities (Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps Division), and provincial units, such as Deputy Director of the Information Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Deputy cadres of ministries and commissions in the State Council (such as deputy director of the Department of Talent Flow Development of the Ministry of Personnel)
Deputy cadres of departments and bureaus of all provinces, autonomous regions, municipalities directly under the Central Government, and Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps (such as deputy director of the Construction Department of Heilongjiang Province, deputy director of the Shanghai Municipal Bureau of Culture, and deputy director of the Second Agricultural Division of Xinjiang Corps)
Principal cadres of bureaus and districts and counties of sub-provincial cities (such as the head of Chaoyang District, Changchun City)
Question 5: What are the levels of bureau-level cadres? According to the current administrative setup, the levels of leadership positions are divided into: national chief, national deputy, provincial and ministerial chief, provincial and ministerial deputy, bureau chief, bureau deputy, county chief, county deputy, township chief and township deputy.
If you mean the bureau level, you mean the working concept of the director. Then the level of post personnel should be determined according to the level setting of the unit.
For example, the so-and-so general administration or so-and-so bureau in the central part of the country is generally at the ministerial level or the deputy ministerial level. The bureaus of provincial units are generally at the main hall level, and if they are located below the hall level, they are generally half or one level lower. etc
Question 6: What is the classification level of official positions in China? How exactly is it divided? The correspondence between China's rank and position;
Premier of the State Council
1 level
Deputy Prime Minister and State Councilor of the State Council
Grade two to grade three
Ministerial heads and provincial heads
Three to four levels
Ministerial representatives and provincial representatives
Level 4 ~ 5
Director, department head, inspector
Grade 5-7
Division level deputy, division level deputy, assistant inspector
Six to 8th grade
Director, county magistrate, researcher
Level 7 ~ 10
Division level deputy, county level deputy and assistant researcher
8 ~ 1 1
Department-level leaders, township-level leaders and chief clerks
Grade 9 ~ 12
Section deputy, township deputy and deputy director clerk
Grade 9 ~ 13
Staff of the administrative department
Grade 9 ~ 14
police officer
10 ~ 15
Question 7: What level is the Disciplinary Committee of prefecture-level cities? Is it the same level as the people of prefecture-level cities? Is it the main hall class or the CPC? The Commission for Discipline Inspection of a prefecture-level city is a deputy department-level unit, one level lower than that of a prefecture-level city, and the people of a prefecture-level city are deputy department-level units. Generally speaking, there are now four teams in various places, which means that the Party Committee, the Political Director, the People's Congress and the CPPCC in the same place are at the same level. But the "Party Committee" leads the other three, and the other two supervise "* * *".
Question 8: What is the irregular administrative level of the unit?
Article 14 of the Civil Service Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) stipulates:
The state practices a system of job classification for civil servants.
According to the nature, characteristics and management needs of civil servant positions, civil servant positions are divided into comprehensive management, professional technology and administrative law enforcement. According to this law, the State Council can set up other job categories for those who have special positions and need to be managed separately. The scope of application of each type of work shall be stipulated separately by the state.
Article 15 The State shall set up a sequence of civil servants' posts according to their job categories.
Article 16 Civil servants are divided into leadership positions and non-leadership positions.
The levels of leadership positions are divided into: national chief, national deputy, provincial chief, provincial deputy, bureau chief, bureau deputy, county deputy, county deputy, township deputy and township deputy.
The level of non-leadership positions is set below the bureau level.
Seventeenth comprehensive leadership positions are determined according to the Constitution, relevant laws, job levels and institutional norms.
Non-leadership positions in comprehensive management are divided into: inspector, deputy inspector, researcher, deputy researcher, chief clerk, deputy chief clerk, clerk and clerk.
The job sequence of civil servants in other job categories other than comprehensive management shall be stipulated separately by the state in accordance with this law.
Article 18 Each organ shall, according to the determined functions, specifications, staffing, number of posts and structural proportion, set up specific positions of civil servants in this organ and determine the post responsibilities and qualifications of each position.
Article 19 The post of a civil servant shall correspond to the corresponding rank. The correspondence between civil servants' positions and ranks shall be stipulated by the State Council.
The position and rank of civil servants are the basis for determining their salaries and other benefits.
The rank of civil servants is determined according to their position, ability and political integrity, work performance and qualifications. Civil servants with the same position may be promoted in accordance with state regulations.
Article 20 The state shall, according to the working characteristics of civil servants of the people's police, customs and diplomatic institutions abroad, determine the police ranks corresponding to their posts.
Question 9: How do bureau-level, department-level, department-level and department-level cadres distinguish between big and small levels? What about those positions? Thanks to the bureau level, it is divided into national bureau, provincial bureau, municipal bureau and district bureau.
National bureaus with common characters are ministerial level, such as the State Administration for Industry and Commerce of the People's Republic of China and State Taxation Administration of The People's Republic of China, while national bureaus without common characters are deputy ministerial level, such as the State Administration of Pharmaceutical Products and the State Seismological Bureau.
Department level, directly affiliated units in the province, general department level, mayors of prefecture-level cities, such as director level of Guangdong Provincial Department of Culture = mayor of Zhuhai = director level = director level = director of basic education department of Ministry of Education = director of Beijing Municipal Bureau of Culture.
Division level = county level = mayor of Xiangzhou District, Zhuhai City = director of Zhuzhou Land and Resources Bureau = deputy director of Shenzhen Education Bureau
Department level = share level = director of police station
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So these positions should be compared in detail, not in words.
The director of the State Administration for Industry and Commerce must be greater than the director.
Question 10: which is bigger, the bureau level or the department level? Mayors are divided into counties, prefectures, sub-provincial and municipalities directly under the central government, and directors are also divided into bureaus below the county, district, city and province (Ministry), with offices basically at the same level.