Daily work of civil servants
Civil servants generally have double holidays, and all kinds of holidays are arranged according to the time stipulated by the state. Usually go to work at 8: 30 in the morning, get off work at noon 12, get off work at 2: 30 in the afternoon and get off work at 5: 30. If you work overtime, you will get off work later.
The division of labor of each government department is different, so the work of each civil servant is different. Let's take the staff of the health department as an example. Some people are responsible for platform information exchange, some people are responsible for handling various certificates, such as birth certificates and one-child certificates, and others are responsible for information review, with different jobs. If there are no special circumstances, their day's work is basically around their own careers, and of course they need to travel or have meetings occasionally.
Under normal circumstances, the work of non-township civil servants is like that, but the scope of work of township civil servants is not so clear, because township affairs are more complicated. In villages and towns, we should not only do our own job well, but also need everyone to complete some current phased tasks together. The editor has a friend who is a township civil servant. He works in the town party and government office. Although he has no specific business work, he is too busy to guarantee normal holidays every day. He needs to send and receive all kinds of documents, and then convey them to the leader, who will arrange his next work, and then go back and forth like this.
Some people think that the daily job of civil servants is to drink tea and read newspapers every day. In fact, this idea is not correct. Working in government departments, everyone's business is also very busy, and there are few times to relax. Especially in the service window, not only should we always maintain a good service attitude and handle business for the masses, but we should also learn about relevant policies so as to explain them to those who don't understand.
So no job is easy, and every job needs to be paid. In order to get our jobs, we all need to do our own jobs well. If we can't keep pace with the times, we will be abandoned by the times.
Concluding remarks
The daily work of civil servants is not easy. Non-township posts are generally carried out around their own work, while township posts need to do their own work well and participate more in the key work at this stage. Moreover, civil servants also have a lot of assessments. If they are incompetent, they will also face the risk of being fired.