What is the ranking of cadres from small to large?

Cadre levelThe order from small to large is described as follows:

The leadership positions of civil servants are divided into: deputy posts at the township section level, principal posts at the township section level, deputy posts at the county and department level, principal posts at the county and department level, deputy posts at the department and bureau level, principal posts at the department and bureau level, deputy posts at the provincial and ministerial levels, principal posts at the provincial and ministerial levels, deputy posts at the national level, and principal posts at the national level.

Level Content Explained:

1) Zhengguo level.

**General Secretary of the Communist Party of China, ****, *** Prime Minister.

**Chairman of the Central Military Commission, Chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress.

Chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) and member of the Politburo Standing Committee.

2) Vice-national level.

Vice Chairman of the Military Commission, Member of the Politburo.

Alternate member, Secretary of the Commission for Discipline Inspection, Secretary of the *****, Vice Chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, Vice Chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress, Vice Premier, State Councilor, Director of the State Supervision Commission, President of the Supreme People's Court, Procurator General of the Supreme People's Procuratorate.

3) Provincial and ministerial level positions.

It includes the secretaries of the provincial party committees, governors, chairmen of the provincial committees of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, chairmen of the Standing committees of the provincial people's congresses, chief executives of special administrative regions, and secretaries of municipal party committees of municipalities directly under the Central Government. and ministers of state departments, etc.

The order from small to large is: section level, department level, department level, ministerial level, and provincial level.

Position and Rank:

1) Clerk: Grades 27 to 19;

2) Section Staff: Grades 26 to 18;

3) Section-level deputy, township-level deputy, deputy chief clerk: 24-17 levels;

4) Section-level positions, township-level positions, and chief clerks: 22 to 16 levels;

5) Division-level deputies, county-level deputies, assistant investigators: 20 to 14 levels;

6) Division-level positions, county-level positions, investigators: 18 to 12 levels;

7) Division-level deputies, department-level deputies, assistant inspectors: level 15 to 10;

8) Division-level positions, department-level positions, inspectors: 13 to 8 levels;

9) Ministerial-level deputies, provincial-level deputies: 10 to 6 levels;

10) Ministerial-level and provincial-level positions: eight to four levels;

11) Deputy Prime Minister, State Councilor: 4 to 2 Grades;

12) *** Prime Minister: Level 1;

XIII) ****: Level 1.

In the army there are marshals (i.e., commanders), generals (i.e., corps commanders), division commanders, brigade commanders, regiment commanders, battalion commanders, and company and platoon squad leaders.

To be an official, first of all, the level of the official position is too important. The problem of supernumeration also exists, and the number of people who are not randomly arranged. Rather, there are strict rules.

Hey, I used to be completely ignorant of this aspect, thinking that the number of people was random and naïve. Now I finally know a little.

Provincial cadres (ministerial-level cadres):

Full-time cadres of various ministries and commissions (e.g. Minister of Education, Director of the State*, i.e.

National Development and Reform Commission*).

Full-time cadres of all provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government (such as the governor of Jiangsu Province and the mayor of Tianjin).

Regular military cadres of the army (such as the commander of the Jiangsu Provincial Military Region and the commander of the 12th Army).

Deputy Provincial Cadres (Deputy Ministerial-level Cadres):

Deputy cadres of various ministries and commissions (e.g., Vice Minister of Public Security, Deputy Director of the General Administration of Sport of China).

Principal officials of the State Bureau administered by the ministry (e.g. Director General of the State Administration of Cultural Heritage).

** deputy cadres of all provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government (such as vice governor of Anhui Province and vice mayor of Chongqing Municipality).

Full-time cadres of sub-provincial-level cities (such as the mayor of Nanjing).

Deputy military cadres of the army (such as deputy commander of the Zhejiang Provincial Garrison Command and deputy commander of the 31st Army).

Department-level cadres (prefectural and city-level cadres):

Principal cadres of various departments of ministries and commissions (e.g. directors of the Department of Social Science Research and Ideological and Political Work of the Ministry of Education).

Principal cadres of departments and bureaus of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government (e.g., Director of Hebei Provincial Department of Communications, Director of Beijing Municipal Bureau of Finance).

** deputy cadres of each vice-provincial city (such as the deputy mayor of Ningbo).

Full-time cadres of prefecture-level cities (such as the mayor of Wuxi).

Cadres of the army at the division level (such as the head of the logistics department of the 1st Army and the political commissar of the 34th Division).

Note: The above are senior cadres.

Summary: It turns out that the ministerial-level is the boss, usually the boss of each department, the provincial governor, (commander, army commander) is the ministerial-level, and they are all the leaders in a certain region.

In addition to the above three deputy ministers, there are also the heads of various departments of the national bureau and the mayors of the vice provincial level (that is, the provincial capital, such as Nanjing in Jiangsu and Ningbo in Zhejiang).

The department level is the third, and he is the boss of the subordinate department. For example, there are classifications under each department, and the provincial governor is below the various departments and bureaus, and the army commander is the division commander. In this way, it is derived from the above four departments, plus the mayor of the prefecture-level city.

Also, add to that.

Our country mainly has 5 administrative regions--- **, provinces, prefecture-level cities, and counties (hehe.

Yixing is a county), township.

Rank order: ministerial level, deputy ministerial level, department level, deputy department level, department level, deputy department level, and those who enjoy a certain level of treatment.

The four highest administrative level units --- the Municipal Party Committee, the Municipal People's Congress, and the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference.

As for how many ministries and commissions there are, there is this news--- scholars say that the 28 ministries and commissions under the reform of the ministerial system will be reduced to 21 (in 2008), plus so many provinces, it can be seen that there are still many ministerial-level figures in China.

Summary. From small to large, the cadres are ranked as follows: department level, senior level, deputy section level, department level, department level, department level, ministerial level, and provincial and ministerial level.

From small to large, the cadres are ranked as follows: department level, senior level, deputy section level, department level, department level, department level, ministerial level, and provincial and ministerial level.

The order of cadre levels from small to large is as follows: The levels of civil servant leadership positions are divided into: deputy posts at the section level at the township ridge cluster, principal posts at the township section level, deputy posts at the county department level, principal posts at the county department level, deputy posts at the department and bureau level, principal posts at the department and bureau level, principal posts at the department and bureau level, deputy posts at the provincial and ministerial levels, principal posts at the provincial and ministerial levels, deputy posts at the national level, and principal posts at the national level.