The first-class clerk belongs to the administrative comprehensive service personnel, and the specific work depends on which department the unit you are applying for is assigned to.

General work for sending and receiving documents, reception, meetings, office logistics, confidential files, information disclosure, notification, service leadership, etc.

The clerk is actually a general staff member. Non-leading cadres are divided into eight categories: inspector, deputy inspector, researcher, deputy researcher, chief clerk, deputy director clerk, clerk and clerk.

According to the Regulations on the Parallelization of Civil Servants' Positions and Ranks issued by the General Office of the Central Committee of the CPC in March 2065438+2009, clerks are divided into first-class clerks and second-class clerks. The positions and ranks of the staff of the civil service system and the Party organs managed by reference are nine to fourteen.

Clerks are actually ordinary staff, not leading cadres, and are divided into four types: clerks, clerks, deputy directors and directors.