I. Institutional level of sub-provincial cities
Sub-provincial and municipal institutions refer to the second-level bureau (deputy ministerial level) under the the State Council Department.
The municipal government (municipal party committee) is the deputy ministerial level;
Municipal government departments, municipal departments, institutions directly under the municipal government, and municipal districts are deputy departmental levels.
The internal organs of municipal government departments, municipal government departments and institutions directly under the municipal government are at the level;
The departments of the municipal government, the working departments of the district committees and the institutions directly under the district government are at the level;
The internal organs of the municipal government departments, the district committee departments, and the institutions directly under the district government are at the official level;
City and county governments (county committees) are at the level (including county-level cities);
Municipal county government departments, county departments and institutions directly under the county government are the main hall level.
Two, deputy provincial leading cadres at all levels
The main leaders of sub-provincial cities at all levels are at the same level as their departments and institutions, such as the mayor of the sub-provincial, the district head (director) of the deputy department level, and the county head of the main department level.
Deputy leaders are generally half a level lower than the chief leaders, such as deputy mayors at the level, deputy leaders at the level (deputy directors) and deputy leaders at the deputy level. There is a problem involved here. The deputy head of the district (deputy director) is at the level, and the main leaders of the subordinate departments of the district government and the internal organs of the Municipal Bureau are also at the level, but the relationship between the two positions is superior and subordinate. How to distinguish them?
The way to distinguish is this: under normal circumstances, the district head (director) of a sub-provincial city is called the bureau level, and the deputy district head (deputy director) is called the deputy bureau level. Nominally, the deputy bureau level is higher than the director level, and the deputy bureau level salary is also the director level salary, but the post salary is higher than the director level.
The above content comes from a comrade who works in the personnel department of a sub-provincial city. I hope it will help you understand the sub-provincial cities!