What is the level of the first-level researcher?

The first-level researcher is at the level, and the first-level researcher is one of the ranks of comprehensive management civil servants. Director level: one of the positions of cadres in China. Generally, factory directors of provincial-level enterprises, directors of prefecture-level cities, secretaries of district committees, county committees, county heads, directors of county people's congresses, and presidents of county CPPCC are all at the county level. The researcher and deputy researcher are non-leadership positions, but they enjoy part of the salary of the director level and deputy director level respectively.

Job rank: it is the rank coding sequence of national civil servants, a safe passage for promotion in parallel with leadership positions, reflecting the ideological and political quality, professional level, work experience and dedication of national civil servants, an important link in confirming wages, housing, medical care and other wages, and does not assume leadership responsibilities. The rank coding sequence of comprehensive management civil servants is divided into: first-class inspector, second-class inspector, first-class researcher, second-class researcher, third-class researcher, fourth-class researcher, first-class chief clerk, second-class chief clerk, third-class chief clerk, fourth-class chief clerk, first-class clerk and second-class clerk. Being a county-level chief or second-level researcher for more than 3 years is the basic qualification that a first-level researcher must have for promotion.

The Civil Servant Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) stipulates that the positions and ranks of civil servants are parallel, and the leadership positions of civil servants are set according to the Constitution, laws and institutional norms. The first-level researcher is a member of the rank sequence of civil servants in comprehensive management, and its levels are first-level researcher, second-level researcher, third-level researcher and fourth-level researcher.

In the leadership positions of civil servants, the first-class researcher belongs to the township-level chief. In the rank sequence of comprehensive management civil servants, the first-class researcher is one of the senior ranks equivalent to the bureau-level chief.

There are differences and connections between the positions and ranks of civil servants. Position refers to the specific positions and responsibilities of civil servants at work, and rank is a comprehensive evaluation level based on civil servants' qualifications, performance and ability. Rank not only represents the honor and rights of civil servants, but also directly affects their wages and benefits.

Therefore, for those who want to become first-class researchers, they should not only have corresponding academic and professional backgrounds, but also improve their comprehensive quality, accumulate work experience and improve their management ability and leadership level. At the same time, we should also pay attention to the recruitment policy and examination dynamics of civil servants and actively prepare for the exam.

In short, as a part of the parallel system of leadership positions and ranks of civil servants, the first-level researcher is one of the senior ranks of civil servants, representing the honor and rights that civil servants have obtained in their work. Only through continuous learning and efforts to improve one's ability can one get a higher rank and better development opportunities.

I hope the above content can help you. If in doubt, please consult a professional lawyer.

Legal basis:

Article 19 of the Civil Service Law of People's Republic of China (PRC)

The rank of civil servants is set below the bureau level. The rank sequence of comprehensive management civil servants is divided into: first-class inspector, second-class inspector, first-class researcher, second-class researcher, third-class researcher, fourth-class researcher, first-class chief clerk, second-class chief clerk, third-class chief clerk, fourth-class chief clerk, first-class clerk and second-class clerk. The rank sequence of civil servants in positions other than comprehensive management shall be stipulated separately by the state in accordance with this law.