I can't take it anymore. Let's talk about the difference between taking part in public service and civil servants.

1 Is there a difference between civil servants and staff in civil service management institutions?

There is a difference between civil servants and the staff of government agencies and institutions managed by civil servants. Civil servants are administrative editors, and civil servants and institutions are career editors. However, the treatment of civil servants and public officials is the same, and there are essential differences in identity and nature between the career series and the former two.

2. How are the staff of civil servants' administrative organs and institutions produced? Are they administrative editors?

Originally, there were only two kinds of establishment, civil servants and career establishment. However, because some institutions have the function of exercising relevant government powers and their employees do not have the status of civil servants, it is impossible for the editorial board to approve and expand the administrative establishment. As a result, the government agencies and institutions that refer to the management of civil servants, an intermediate derivative product with China characteristics, came into being, and the staffing of government agencies and institutions that refer to the management of civil servants is career staffing. There is no doubt that I have a written approval in my hand, which clearly States that all employees are career establishment, but refer to the civil service law.

3 is the institution the same as the civil service unit? Worse than civil servants?

I'm giving myself a difficult question, which is actually difficult to answer. Participating units are generally subordinate units or law enforcement agencies of civil servants, with the same treatment as civil servants, but sometimes they are regarded as career editors or not civil servants by other units and looked down upon by others. Everyone knows this and has their own opinions. Please reply to my discussion.

Can the staff and civil servants of the participating units exchange information?

Yes, as long as the receiving unit has an agreement with your current unit, one is willing to release people and the other is willing to accept them. Our unit has an example. When civil servants are transferred to our unit, the establishment will change from administration to career. Another comrade was transferred from our unit and went to the office. His status naturally changed from career to administration, which explains why career is essentially different from civil servants and taking part in official business, because career is essential.

In short, the civil service is an administrative establishment. Reference civil servants are career series close to civil servants and can enjoy the promotion and selection of civil servants.