2. If there are personnel files before continuing education, you can merge the files of continuing education and go. All talent centers have this service, which belongs to the service scope of personnel agency contract! Drag it with the previous file.
3. If the personnel file has not been established before. According to the situation of "non-ordinary" graduates, you need to apply for a "employment letter of introduction" (a letter of introduction is equivalent to a registration card), and then go to the corresponding talent center to handle personnel agency and establish personnel files! It should be noted here that the letter of introduction is held in the city talent center where the household registration is located.
The above is the answer to the question about how to deal with continuing education files. In any case, the school should find a place for the file, and it is not allowed to leave it for a long time, nor can it open it by itself. This will not only cause the damage and loss of the file, but also directly become a dead file and will not be accepted by any organization.
Second, how to save the files after they are converted into personnel files.
1. After you get the continuing education file, you should keep it properly. You can merge them with our previous personnel files and store them in the original storage place.
2. If there is no personnel file before, after the personnel file is established in the talent center, it can be directly stored in other people's centers for safekeeping. If the talent center receives the files brought by individuals, then we can go outside and find professional institutions to handle them openly.
3. If the employing unit has the authority to manage personnel files, then the unit will merge the files of continuing education with the previous personnel files and receive our files together.
4. Don't put it in your own hands to open and check the files inside to avoid dead files.
legal ground
Provisions on continuing education of archivists
Article 2 _
_ These Provisions apply to the continuing education of archival administrative departments at all levels, archival professionals at all levels, and full-time and part-time archivists of state organs, enterprises, institutions and social organizations.