How to write a certificate for non-public employees

This is issued by the organization department or personnel bureau of the unit where you work.

The template is as follows:

Identification certificate for non-public employees

XX, male, born in -, Han, currently working in XX unit, holding XX position, ID number:——.

XX is an enterprise employee (or a manager of a private enterprise, or a staff member participating in public management), and is a non-public employee (a staff member not managed by state civil servants). Hereby certify.

Organization Department of XXXX Committee

Or Personnel Bureau (Division, Section) of XX Unit

Year, Month, Day

Extended Information

Article 55 of the "General Principles of the People's Republic of China and Civil Law" Civil legal acts shall meet the following conditions:

1. The actor has the corresponding capacity for civil conduct;

2. The meaning is true;

3. It does not violate the law or social public interests.

Article 56 of the "General Principles of the People's Republic of China and Civil Law": Civil legal acts may be in written form, oral form or other forms. If the law stipulates the use of a specific form, the law shall be followed.

Article 58 The following civil acts are invalid:

1. Those committed by a person without capacity for civil conduct;

2. A person with limited capacity for civil conduct who is unable to do so according to law Implemented independently;

3. One party uses fraud, coercion or takes advantage of others' danger to cause the other party to act against its true intention;

4. Malicious collusion to harm the country , the interests of the collective or a third party;

5. Violating the law or social welfare interests;

6. Covering illegal purposes in legal forms. (On August 27, 2009, item 6 of paragraph 1 of Article 58 was deleted: Economic contracts violate the national mandatory plan, and item 7: "Concealing illegal purposes in legal forms." was changed to item 6 )

An invalid civil act has no legal binding force from the beginning of the act.

Baidu Encyclopedia-General Principles of the People's Republic of China and Civil Law