Enshi citizens' home is an important window of residents' service institutions, and its working hours have a great influence on citizens' life and work. According to the regulations, the working hours of People's House are from 8:30 am to 12:00 and from 2:30 pm to 5:30 pm every day. However, in legal holidays and special circumstances, the working hours may be adjusted, and the public should pay attention to the announcement and check the latest notice. The service content of People's Home is very rich, aiming at providing public and social welfare services for citizens. These include social security, medical care, education, employment, housing, finance and many other aspects. Citizens can come to consult and handle related matters, such as social security card processing, medical insurance reimbursement, pension collection, appointment for medical examination, employment registration, housing provident fund, etc. In addition, the People's Home also carries out various public welfare activities and voluntary services to provide residents with more comprehensive community services.
What should I do if the working hours of the people's home can't meet the needs of residents? If the working hours of the people's home can't meet the needs of the citizens, you can report it to the local government or the civil affairs department. At the same time, relevant departments are gradually promoting "Internet+government services". Many services can be realized through online platforms, and citizens can try online consultation or online handling.
Enshi citizens' homes provide convenient, fast and efficient public services, which are distributed in every corner of the city. Rational use of the resources and services of the homestay is of great help to residents' life and work. When citizens come to handle related matters, they need to abide by order, treat others with civility and build a harmonious community.
Legal basis:
Article 36 of the Labor Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) * * * The state practices a working-hour system in which the daily working hours of laborers do not exceed eight hours and the average weekly working hours do not exceed forty-four hours.