The benefits of college students working in the community for free

First, avoid the employment pressure of public service examinations. Students who have just graduated are relatively confused. Many students follow their families and choose to take the Civil Service Examination or the Civil Service Examination. After all, public service jobs are very stable. However, in terms of the civil service examination, it can be described as "thousands of troops crossing a single-plank bridge." If you are not in a popular major, you will not have many choices and can only choose the "three unlimited" positions. The number of such positions is dozens to one, or hundreds at every turn, and the exam pressure is huge. On the other hand, community workers have lower thresholds and are more popular, but compared with public service examinations, the pressure is much lower. Even in some areas, there is only single-digit competitive pressure. Community workers can also serve as a springboard and a transitional period for us to take the civil service examination later. Public service examinations also tend to select specific positions to recruit people with grassroots work experience, such as community workers. It greatly eases our employment pressure.

Second, a stable and secure job. The wages and benefits of community workers are currently similar to those of college student village officials. The wages and benefits of different provinces, cities, districts and counties are not the same. Generally, the salary standard of newly hired community workers is determined based on 0.8 times of the probationary period of the staff of local street institutions, and Pay insurance and housing provident funds as required. Although it is not very high, there is no problem in meeting daily life needs, and it can guarantee harvests under any circumstances, including droughts and floods. Today's community workers are "different from the past". The wages are relatively ideal, and almost all of them are young people. Although there is no establishment, the subsequent management system will become more and more institutionalized, and the recruitment methods are almost limited. At the municipal level, many people are attracted by jobs at home.

Third, training and growth at the grassroots level. When I hear the word community, I think of "grandfather and aunt". What we do is much more complicated than we think. Community workers refer to cadres in neighborhood committees. The work of community workers involves party affairs, civil affairs, family planning, culture, education and sports, comprehensive management, security, urban management, trade unions, women's federations, and the Communist Youth League.