The administrative post levels of national public officials are introduced from top to bottom: official department level-deputy national level-official department level-deputy department level-official department level-deputy department level-deputy department level-deputy department level-official department level.

Extended data

Above the section level is the section level. A cadre at the section level is a director at the township level. There are leadership positions (such as township head and section chief) and non-leadership positions (such as chief clerk). Generally, it is nine to twelve, between the CPC and the CPC. Generally speaking, the rank of civil servants is determined according to their position, ability and political integrity, work performance and qualifications.

Civil servants with the same position may be promoted in accordance with state regulations. The administrative post levels of national public officials are introduced from top to bottom: official department level-deputy national level-official department level-deputy department level-official department level-deputy department level-deputy department level-deputy department level-official department level. The administrative post level of national public officials is the most basic leadership level.

National ministerial-level organs are divided into bureau-level and county-level organs. Local governments, provinces and autonomous regions have prefecture-level, county-level and township (street) levels, among which township (street) level and state organ level are equivalent units.

At the same time, the management departments of some enterprises are also set according to the titles of departments and departments, but they do not correspond to the corresponding administrative levels and have nothing to do with the treatment of corresponding positions in state organs or government departments. In some organs (departments with higher administrative levels), staff who do not hold leadership positions enjoy official treatment according to administrative levels, and are usually appointed as chief clerks (or deputy chief clerks).

The difference between a section chief and a section chief

1, the literal meaning is different. The official department level is an administrative level of cadres in China, or the specification of a department of administrative institutions and state-owned enterprises. A section chief refers to the head of a department.

2. The administrative level is different. Zheng, however, refers to the township head in the cadre level of China. If the section chief is the head of a department-level unit, he is a department-level; If it is not the head of a department-level unit, it is not a department-level unit.

3. The administrative relationship is different. Zheng Ke exists in administrative institutions, state-owned enterprises and other units. Section chief exists not only in administrative institutions and state-owned enterprises, but also in general private and foreign-funded enterprises.