How to treat the profession of auxiliary police?

Auxiliary police is an indispensable and important force for public security organs, and it is a realistic choice for public security organs to solve the contradiction between heavy tasks and tight police force. It has played an important role in assisting the police in maintaining social order, cracking down on illegal crimes, carrying out administrative management and serving the people. The work of the auxiliary police is both important and glorious, hard and dangerous. It is an important auxiliary force of the Public Security Bureau and an important helper of the police. The only way for the auxiliary police to become a regular police is to take the police recruitment examination.

First, the advantages of auxiliary police work:

First, exercise ability. The work of the auxiliary police is more complicated. Every day, they have to deal with all kinds of problems, solve all kinds of disputes and meet all kinds of people. When dealing with problems, we will learn how to communicate with the masses, how to deal with sudden emergencies, how to resolve contradictions and disputes, and how to improve interpersonal relationships. The work of auxiliary police is a great exercise for people's comprehensive ability.

Second, the job is stable. Although the auxiliary police work is not the official on-the-job police of the country, it belongs to temporary workers, but it also works in the Public Security Bureau, and its work is relatively stable. Unless you make a serious mistake or resign voluntarily, you will not be fired. Working in the public security bureau is also highly respected.

The third is a strong sense of accomplishment. Auxiliary police get more for more work. Mediation of neighborhood disputes, public security patrols, investigation of hidden dangers, poverty alleviation, cracking down on illegal crimes, safeguarding the interests of the masses, etc. Everything is related to the vital interests of the people. Every time we finish something, we feel very satisfied and have a strong sense of accomplishment when we see the satisfied smiles and peaceful lights of the masses.

Second, the shortcomings of the auxiliary police work:

The first is the identity issue. Auxiliary police are temporary workers, and no country has officially established their status. This is the root of many problems in the work of auxiliary police. At present, the recruitment of civil servants and police officers must pass the examination. The conversion of auxiliary police officers into regular police officers no longer exists. Therefore, it is impossible for auxiliary police officers to become full-time police officers if they do not take the civil service examination.

The second is the issue of treatment. The problem of unequal pay for equal work is more serious. The wages of auxiliary police officers are generally low, which is not only the gap between basic wages, but also the gap between subsidies. Auxiliary police cannot enjoy police subsidies. The auxiliary police salary lacks an effective growth system, and the salary adjustment is getting less and less. In addition, there is also a big gap in terms of five insurances and one gold. Five insurances are paid less, and the provident fund is basically not paid.

Third, the risk is high. Police is the most dangerous profession, and many policemen die in the line of duty every year. So is the auxiliary police. The job of the auxiliary police is also to deal with criminals, who are in danger of being injured or killed at any time. Sometimes, many urgent and dangerous jobs are led by police and auxiliary police.

Fourth, work hard. The auxiliary police have a hard job. When people are resting at home on major festivals, they have to be on duty to prepare for duty, patrol the streets, strengthen public security prevention and control, and ensure the safety of the people on holidays, and they dare not relax for a moment. In major cases, they analyze day and night, look for clues and hunt down suspects thousands of miles away. Auxiliary police rarely spend time with their families, so it is difficult to guarantee rest days.