Zheng is the administrative post level of national public officials and the most basic level of leadership. 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 main leaders of villages and towns, that is, the secretary of the Party Committee and the head of the township, and the secretary and director of the Party Committee of the sub-district office, are all department-level cadres with real power in the local area. Party and government units at the county level, such as agriculture bureau and education bureau, are all department-level units, and the main leaders are all department-level units. Chief clerk of each unit.

Promotion conditions of cadres at the official level

1, the career is promoted to deputy division level (management level 7), and it is necessary to work in the management level 7 position for three years, with a college degree or above, and the age is generally not more than 50 years old, and some of them are relaxed to 55 years old.

2. A civil servant who is promoted to a deputy at the official level needs to be at the official level for three years; To be promoted to the fourth-level researcher, there must be a first-level chief clerk who has served for two years; Zheng Ke's second-level chief clerk and first-level chief clerk are promoted to first-level chief clerk and fourth-level researcher, and they need to be on the job for two years. Other qualifications and age conditions vary from place to place, but they are all similar.

Cadres at the official level who want to be promoted, regardless of their actual positions or ranks, generally have two basic conditions: first, qualifications, that is, length of service, education and ability; Second, leaders help, leaders appreciate, leaders are willing to help you, and they have enough right to speak, so promotion is certain, otherwise personal conditions are good.