I want to ask you. What kind of units do public institutions generally refer to?

The types of units generally are:

1. State-owned enterprises.

2. State-controlled enterprises.

3. Foreign-funded enterprises.

4. Joint ventures.

5. Private enterprises (also known as private enterprises).

6. Public institutions (including hospitals, schools and other national public welfare units, which are basically supported by the state for their own profits).

7. State administrative organs (including tax bureaus, civil affairs bureaus, environmental protection bureaus, etc., which belong to state administrative organs).

8. ** (This is the Committee of the Communist Party of China and **).

Public institutions are divided into:

1. Social keys and erect public welfare units, such as hospitals, schools, libraries, etc.

2. Units that have no administrative power, but are entrusted by the administrative power department to exercise administrative acts on their behalf, such as the vehicle testing center under the Transportation Bureau, the scientific research department, etc.

3. Welfare commercial institutions, hotels, guest houses, police supply stores, and internal publication departments set up by administrative organs.

Public institutions refer to:

Public institutions refer to social service organizations organized by state organs or other organizations using state-owned assets for the purpose of social welfare, engaged in education, science and technology, culture, health, and other activities.

Public institutions accept the leadership of **, and the form of expression is the legal entity of the organization or institution. Public institutions are generally institutions set up by the state with a certain public welfare nature, but they do not belong to the first organization, and their staff are different from civil servants.

Comparison between public institutions and business units:

Public institutions are relative to enterprise units. First of all, public institutions include some units where civil servants work, which are not for profit and are branches of some state institutions. Compared with enterprise units, public institutions have the following characteristics: First, they do not aim to make profits, and second, the funds appropriated by the financial department and other units do not mainly return on the acquisition of economic interests.

An enterprise unit is generally a productive unit that is self-financed. The so-called self-responsibility means that you bear the consequences of losses and profits, and have a certain degree of autonomy. Enterprise units are divided into state-owned enterprises and private enterprises.

State-owned enterprises are enterprises owned by the state; A private enterprise is a business unit that is owned by an individual.

Public institution refers to**Social service organizations established with state-owned assets to engage in education, science and technology, culture, health and other activitiesPublic institutions accept the leadership of the first and are legal entities in the form of organizations or institutions. Public institutions are some public welfare units and non-public welfare functional departments with the main purpose of leading functions and public welfare services.

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The existing public institutions include the following categories:Education institutions, science and technology institutions, cultural institutions, health institutions, social welfare institutions, sports institutions, transportation institutions, urban public utilities, agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry, fishery and water institutions, information consulting institutions, intermediary service institutions, survey and design institutions, first-class measurement and prevention institutions, and so on.

Public institutions are similar to civil servants, in the eyes of the older generation, they are iron rice bowls, and they are also the most popular jobs. Now when you apply for the exam, you need to see clearly whether the recruitment of some units is supernumerary or innumerary, and there is an establishment within the staff, and the supernumerary is equivalent to a contract worker, and the work is still not stable.

In addition, the number of applicants for public institutions is very large every year, and the pressure of competition is very high. When you apply for the exam, you must screen out the position that suits you to increase your chances of success.