The difference between deputy bureau level and deputy bureau level mainly includes the following aspects: 1, with different definitions. Deputy bureau level is also called deputy bureau level and deputy bureau level. The deputy department level is a leadership position set up according to the civil service law. 2. Different levels. Deputy bureau level is a level between deputy department level and director level. The deputy department level is a bureau-level deputy: 15 to 10, which belongs to the civil service level. 3. Different methods of use. If it is the level of a national provincial administrative region, then the deputy bureau level is the deputy department level. If it is municipal, the deputy bureau level is the deputy department level.

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The classification of cadres in China (taking the government and the army as examples, National level: Premier the State Council (level I), Vice Premier the State Council (level II), Standing Committee of the State Council (level III), cadres at the provincial and ministerial levels (ministerial level), cadres in the State Council ministries (such as Minister of Education and Director of Development and Reform Commission), cadres in provincial governments, autonomous regions, municipalities directly under the Central Government (such as Governor of Jiangsu Province and Mayor of Tianjin), cadres at the corps level (such as Commander of Jiangsu Military Region) and deputy provincial cadres. Deputy Director of the State Sports General Administration), chief cadres of national bureaus managed by ministries and commissions in the State Council (such as Director National Cultural Heritage Administration), deputy cadres of governments of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government (such as vice governor of Anhui Province and vice mayor of Chongqing), and chief cadres of municipal governments under provincial jurisdiction (such as mayor of Nanjing), Deputy cadres at the corps level (such as deputy commander of Garrison Command, Zhejiang Province, and 3 1 Deputy Commander of the Army), principal cadres of various ministries and departments in the State Council (such as director of the Department of Social Science Research and Ideological and Political Work of the Ministry of Education), principal cadres of departments and bureaus of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government (such as director of the Communications Department of Hebei Province and director of the Beijing Municipal Finance Bureau), deputy cadres of provincial municipal committees and municipal governments (such as deputy mayor of Ningbo and Hefei) Principal cadres of municipal party committee and municipal government (such as mayor of Wuxi, secretary of Dalian municipal party committee) and full-time cadres of the army (such as 1 director of the logistics department of the army and political commissar of the 34th Division) Note: the above are senior cadres and deputy departmental cadres: deputy cadres of various ministries and commissions in the State Council (such as deputy director of the talent flow development department of the Ministry of Personnel) and deputy cadres of various ministries and agencies. Autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government (such as deputy director of the Construction Department of Heilongjiang Province and deputy director of the Shanghai Municipal Bureau of Culture), principal cadres of district and county governments (such as director of Nanjing Education Bureau and head of Jiangning District), deputy cadres of municipal governments at all levels (such as deputy mayor of Suzhou), deputy division-level cadres of the army (such as deputy political commissar of the 35th Division and 179 brigade commander), and cadres at the level (county-level cadres): the State Council. Chief cadres in offices of departments and bureaus of autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government (such as the Director of Rural Science and Technology Department of Science and Technology Department of Jiangsu Province), deputy provincial-level municipal departments and bureaus and deputy cadres of district and county governments (such as the deputy director of Shenyang Municipal Health Bureau and the deputy head of Pukou District), chief cadres of prefecture-level municipal departments and bureaus and county and county governments (such as the director of Yangzhou Labor Bureau and the county magistrate of Binhai County) and regimental cadres (such as 105 political commissar). Deputy cadres at the department level: deputy cadres in the offices of ministries and commissions in the State Council (such as deputy director of the epidemic prevention department of the Veterinary Bureau of the Ministry of Agriculture), deputy cadres in the offices of provincial and provincial bureaus, deputy cadres in the offices of autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government (such as deputy director of the personnel department of the Education Department of Jiangsu Province), deputy cadres at the provincial and municipal bureaus, deputy cadres at the county level (such as director of the scientific and technological achievements department of Nanjing Science and Technology Bureau and director of Xuanwu District Health Bureau), deputy cadres at the bureau level of prefecture-level cities, districts and counties (such as deputy director of Zhenjiang Civil Affairs Bureau and deputy Note: Cadres at all levels in institutions of higher learning, scientific research institutes, hospitals and other institutions are treated as government cadres at all levels, but there is no administrative level, which does not belong to the establishment of civil servants. For example, cadres at all levels of government are standing committees at the next higher level.