Does anyone know about Bole's civil service benefits?

Speaking of the treatment of civil servants in Xinjiang, many candidates are more concerned. What is the salary of civil servants in Xinjiang? In general, wages in northern and southern Xinjiang are different. The conditions in southern Xinjiang are poor, generally subsidized, and the conditions in northern Xinjiang are better. The salary varies according to the specific position. For on-the-job personnel, the specific salary situation is probably the most convincing. The following are some netizens' self-feelings:

Viewpoint 1: wages in northern Xinjiang are lower than those in southern Xinjiang.

The official apes in northern Xinjiang drifted by. Let's talk about it one-sidedly, and don't care too much about the details. In the initial training, many mainland students in the junior class came to Xinjiang, mostly for the first time, and all of them were in southern Xinjiang. It's strange why they applied for southern Xinjiang instead of northern Xinjiang. There are two answers. First, they feel that southern Xinjiang is close to the mainland and it is convenient to go home. Second, the name of this county is very nice. Well, these answers are all wonderful. Speaking of going home, I feel as if I have to transfer to the mainland in Urumqi. I wonder if there are any direct flights in southern Xinjiang. By train, it is indeed closer than northern Xinjiang. Another student was admitted to Tashkurgan County, the legendary Pamirs. He pondered that he should be admitted first and then transferred later. South Xinjiang moves to North Xinjiang. Unless your background is hard enough and you queue up slowly, you may be there in your next life. However, if the employee's children are admitted to our system, then parents can change their children to their parents' units after retirement. There are also some students who are pure editors and transferred back to the mainland after being admitted. There are many such students, and there is little competition in southern Xinjiang, so it is easy to take the exam. Then, our system is in southern Xinjiang, and there are not many Han people, so now it is basically the same batch of leaders. I have been in northern Xinjiang for four years, and I am still a small clerk. Well, that's it. It feels a little irrelevant. If you have a safety problem, it depends on where you take the exam. In some places, the impression is ok. Many colleagues are familiar with it and have never heard of anything. I didn't expect to have a say in southern Xinjiang. In addition, grass-roots units are basically on duty now, including weekends and going to the countryside. You'd better ask someone you know before you come. The salary is really low, well, at least in our system. The point is that no one believes you when you say the salary is low. Oh, it is said that wages in southern Xinjiang are not low, because border allowances are high.

Viewpoint 2: Which systems have high salaries?

First of all, whose salary is high? If the military, police, civil servants and other systems are really higher than other places (including pensions). Because the state subsidizes the hard areas, most of the so-called hard areas are in the west, but there are also special cases in the east and west, which seem to have specific grades, but only work under these specific systems. My father is an armed police. He has been to many places in Xinjiang. His salary, promotion and retirement are all affected by the years of work in "hard areas", but I don't know the specific situation. I firmly took the road of liberal arts. )

If you choose your own job and go to Xinjiang to find a job, the salary is really not high. Except for special industries such as oil, the income level of ordinary people is still low in the whole country due to the level of development. Some people have the impression that wages in Xinjiang are high, which may be because people who come here to do business make more money. The local area is vast and sparsely populated, with backward economy and simple folk customs. Most people don't know how to do business, but they are rich in products. Many specialty products have no alternative origin in China, and foreign businessmen really make more money.

Viewpoint 3: Xinjiang's consumption is relatively high?

Xinjiang is the most special consumption area in China. Almost all the products here are specialties, and all the basic daily necessities are not produced locally. It is a transit point on the Silk Road.

First of all, if you buy local products, fruits, dried fruits and cotton products, it will definitely be cheaper than the mainland. Watermelon is at least one yuan a catty in Beijing and fifty cents a catty in Xinjiang. Is it cheap?

Secondly, it is relatively cheap to buy imported products from Asia and Europe, Russian furs and Turkish handicrafts. Take a trip to Horgos Port and absolutely empty your pockets! Recently, the vehicle import port has also been opened, and buying pure imported luxury cars is tens of thousands cheaper than Dalian port.

These are all because the region is cheap, and because of the region, basic daily necessities, such as clothing and toiletries, are very expensive in Xinjiang, supermarkets have almost no discounts, and the styles of goods in shopping malls are also very old. The hand sanitizer I used in Beijing is foam hand sanitizer, and the supermarket activities are 20% off. It took Xinjiang two years to get such a thing, of course, at full price.

Eating is the most important factor for everyone to measure consumption. The price of food in Xinjiang has risen rapidly. Now the people can hardly afford mutton, and the price of vegetables remains high, because there is not so much land to grow, and it depends entirely on transportation.

Generally speaking, the cost of living in Xinjiang is still relatively high. If you want to moisten it, you have to pay more than other regions.