First level units and second level units at the county level

First-level public institutions refer to the determination of the establishment of bureau organs (including administrative subordinate units).

1) The number of leading cadres in organs and departments (offices) shall be determined within the total number of posts approved by the State Establishment Commission.

2) The number of leading cadres at the department level: one cadre with a cadre establishment of less than four; The cadre establishment is 5 to 10 people, and two can be equipped; If the number of cadres is more than 11, three can be appointed.

3) Chief staff member and deputy chief staff member.

The sum of the clerks and clerks.

The ratio of the sum is 1:1, and the maximum shall not be higher than 1 5:1.

Second-level institutions refer to bureaus and institutions, and their establishment is determined:

1) The number of positions in the party and government leadership group: at the level of director and director.

The number of administrative leaders (including the three chief divisions) of the deputy director-level units is generally three to five, and the staffing is established.

In units with less than 300 employees, the number of executive leadership positions is generally two to three; The number of executive leadership posts in a division-level unit is generally three to four. The number of leading cadres of the Party committee is generally one or two, and the secretary of the Discipline Inspection Commission.

It may be concurrently served by the deputy secretary of the party committee, or it may be set up full-time.

2) The number of cadres at the department level: one cadre with less than seven cadres; The cadre establishment is 8 to 15 people, and two can be allocated; If the cadre establishment is 16 or more, three may be allocated.

3) Section-level cadres.

Number of posts: The ratio of the sum of the section chief, deputy section chief and chief staff member and deputy chief staff member to the sum of staff and clerk is 1:1 5, and the maximum shall not be higher than 1:1. Division-level units with sections and without chief staff members or deputy chief staff members.

Are you asking about the first-level budget unit? The county finance bureau is regarded as a first-level budget unit, and the unit that generally submits the payment plan to the municipal finance bureau is a first-level budget unit.

The first-level unit generally refers to the first-level cabinet bureau (land bureau, public security bureau, etc.) and the party and mass departments (youth league committee, women's federation, etc.), and the second-level unit refers to the public institution or administrative unit under the first-level unit (such as the traffic police team under the public security bureau, the law enforcement team under the land bureau, etc.).

For example, the public security bureau is the first-level unit of the county, and the sub-bureaus and police stations under the public security bureau are the second-level units.

Same. The county level and the department level are the same level, so they are often collectively referred to as the county and department level.

Your bureau should be a small bureau and a large department, the director is the deputy department, and the internal department is at the department level. Your subordinate units are also at the highest level.

At the county level, there are five sets of teams at the department level, such as the county party committee, the people's congress, and the second-level units are at the deputy department level, such as: the organization department, the propaganda department, the public security, the procuratorate, the law, etc., and other bureaus and townships are section-level units.

You are talking about the first-level bureau and the second-level bureau, in fact, this is an unofficial statement, it can only be said that the first-level bureau is the first department, and the director is appointed or dismissed by the county people's congress, and often there will be a department at the provincial level, such as the Agricultural Bureau, and the province has an agricultural department above. The second-level bureau is the county magistrate can be appointed or dismissed, and it is half a level lower than the first-level bureau, and there is no department above the province, and now many second-level bureaus have been withdrawn and merged into the first-level bureau.

1 year, 1 year for public institutions to become regular We are technical cadres, we have to take the job title, if it is a management cadre, we can stay up for years.

Second-level units refer to bureaus and institutions, and their establishment is determined: the number of party and government leadership positions: the number of administrative leaders (including the three chief divisions) of units at the director and bureau level and deputy director level is generally three to five, and the number of administrative leadership positions in units with a staff establishment of less than 300 people is generally two to three; The number of executive leadership posts in a division-level unit is generally three to four.

The number of leading cadres of Party committees is generally one or two, and the secretary of the Discipline Inspection Commission may be concurrently served by the deputy secretary of the Party committee, or may be appointed as a full-time party. The difference with administrative units has different connotations - administrative units belong to state organs, while public institutions belong to social service organizations.

The responsibilities are different - the administrative unit is responsible for organizing, managing and directing the administrative affairs of the state; Public institutions, on the other hand, engage in education, culture, health, science and technology and other activities for the purpose of public welfare.

The establishment and salary are different - the administrative unit uses the administrative establishment and is borne by the state administrative funds. The use of public institutions by the establishment of institutions shall be borne by the state funds. Public institutions have full appropriations, partial appropriations, and public institutions are managed by enterprises.

The salaries of the personnel of administrative units are borne by the state in accordance with the Civil Servants Law, while public institutions are treated differently according to different management models.

A second-tier company generally provides services to the parent company, or is a full-time company in a certain professional field of the parent company. The second-level company is the direct subordinate of the first-level company, and the first-level company controls all the important powers such as the operation and personnel of the second-level company.

For example, if the original unit is a first-level unit, its subordinate unit is a second-level unit.

For example: ** is a first-level unit, and each ministry is a second-level unit.

The first-level units, as the name suggests, are the first, that is, those provincial-level organs, and the second-level units may be municipal-level organs and units, but the level is wrong.

Legal Analysis: China's administrative level is divided into five levels: national level, provincial and ministerial level, department and bureau level, county department level, and township section level, and each level is divided into principal and deputy positions. **The level of ministries and commissions is what everyone usually calls the five levels of "state, ministry (province), department, department, and section".

Legal basis: Civil Code Law of the People's Republic of China

Article 1: This Law is drafted on the basis of the Constitution so as to protect the lawful rights and interests of civil entities, to adjust civil relations, to preserve social and economic order, to meet the requirements of the development of socialism with Chinese characteristics, and to carry forward the Core Socialist Values.

Article 2: The Civil Law regulates the personal and property relations between natural persons, legal persons, and unincorporated organizations that are equal subjects.

Article 4: The legal status of all civil entities in civil activities is equal.