Question 1: Are the staff of the Bureau of Industry and Information Technology considered civil servants? The identification of civil servants in national administrative agencies should be:
1. Working in national administrative or party-mass agencies;
2. Establishment registration is administrative establishment;
3. Civil servant registration through the human resources and social security department.
This is a term for civil servants in a narrow sense. Now there is a new appointment system for civil servants. In the future, there may be professional civil servants, and the establishment can be in other forms.
Question 2: What is the development prospect of the Bureau of Industry and Information Technology (Industrial and Information Technology Bureau)? The Bureau of Industry and Information Technology is considered a relatively good bureau, and the job benefits are actually similar to those of other bureaus. I have a lot of dealings with companies, and sometimes there are some courtesy exchanges from companies. As for the prospects, they are generally good. When it comes to individuals, it depends on whether you have the ability and whether you are recognized by the leadership. Even in the Bureau of Industry and Information Technology, different people have completely different prospects. Some people stay as clerks throughout their lives, while others are promoted. soon. This is related to opportunity, ability, and leadership. It is not easy to generalize.
Question 3: How are the civil servants of the Provincial Industry and Information Technology Commission paid? Is the work tiring? What are the promotion paths? Generally speaking, the treatment of provincial agencies is very good, and the work is not too busy. Only the work at the grassroots level is hard and the pay is low.
Question 4: How much is the difference between the salary of civil servants in the Economic and Information Bureau and those in public institutions? What are the differences between civil servants and personnel in public institutions? There are mainly the following four aspects:
First, in terms of the nature of the work, Civil servants are mainly engaged in state administrative work; public institution personnel are mainly engaged in social welfare work, or non-profit work.
Second, in terms of salary income, the salary income of civil servants is paid in accordance with the provisions of the "Regulations on the Administration of National Civil Servants" and is adjusted according to the national financial situation; the salary income of personnel in public institutions is generally not subject to state agreement and is determined by Each business unit determines according to market conditions. Generally speaking, the salary income of public institution personnel is higher than that of civil servants.
Third, in terms of insurance benefits, the insurance benefits enjoyed by civil servants are implemented in accordance with the provisions of the "National Civil Servant Management Regulations"; the insurance benefits enjoyed by personnel in public institutions are implemented in accordance with the relevant national social security regulations, which are generally gradually implemented. Practice socialization. Generally speaking, civil servants enjoy better welfare benefits than those in public institutions.
Fourth, in terms of employment, the recruitment, promotion, retirement, dismissal, resignation, etc. of civil servants are implemented in accordance with the provisions of the "National Civil Servant Management Regulations"; while the recruitment, promotion, retirement, dismissal, etc. of public institution personnel are In accordance with the relevant provisions of the national labor law. However, public institutions have greater authority over personnel management.
Question 5: What kind of unit is the Industry and Information Technology Bureau? Industry and Information Technology Bureau: It is: the industry and information technology department. The central government is called: Ministry of Industry and Information Technology. The local government is called the Bureau of Industry and Information Technology. The local Bureau of Industry and Information Technology was restructured from the original Bureau of Small and Medium Enterprises, which was restructured from the original Bureau of Township Enterprises.
Question 6: How are the salaries and benefits of the Municipal Economic and Information Technology Commission? The prefecture-level Municipal Economic and Information Technology Commissions are all division-level units, and the salary is not bad. Generally speaking, it is not tiring, but it is not leisurely. As for whether it is worth talking about. , it depends on how you understand it. If you enter as a soldier, as long as the unit is not too bad, the difference is not big.
Question 7: What kind of unit is the Industry and Information Technology Commission? Industry and Information Technology Commission: It is: the industry and information technology department.
The central government is called: Ministry of Industry and Information Technology
Local: It is called the Industry and Information Technology Bureau (Department). The local Industry and Information Technology Bureau was restructured from the original Small and Medium Enterprises Bureau. It was restructured from the Township Enterprise Bureau.
Question 8: How about the district and city’s Industry and Information Technology Bureau? The counterpart unit is the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, which has some work in approving projects, mainly coordinating industrial enterprises. Whether you are busy or not depends on the leadership's requirements. Many of our deputy mayors have left this department and are cadres.
Question 9: What does the Industry and Information Technology Commission do? 1. Adjustment of responsibilities
(1) Allocate responsibilities related to industrial industry management and informatization of the National Development and Reform Commission To the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, specifically including: researching and proposing industrial development strategies, formulating industrial industry plans and industrial policies and organizing their implementation; guiding the formulation of technical regulations and industry standards for industrial industries; reviewing and approving national plans and policies in accordance with the authority specified by the State Council Fixed asset investment projects in industry, communications and information technology within the annual planned scale; formulation and implementation of plans, policies and standards involving biomedicine, new materials, etc. in high-tech industries; organizing, leading and coordinating the revitalization of the equipment manufacturing industry, and organizing preparation National major technical equipment planning and coordination of relevant policies; monitoring of daily industrial operations; promotion of energy conservation, comprehensive utilization of resources and cleaner production in industry and communications; guidance and support for small and medium-sized enterprises; daily work of the State Council's inter-ministerial joint meeting to reduce the burden on enterprises ; The state performs the work of the Convention on the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, the development of the rare earth industry, the administrative management of the salt industry, the management of national pharmaceutical reserves, and manages the responsibilities of the State Tobacco Monopoly Administration.
(2) Transfer the responsibilities of the former Commission of Science, Technology and Industry for National Defense, except for nuclear power management, to the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology. Among them, responsibilities such as organizing and coordinating major matters of scientific research and production of weapons and equipment, and ensuring the establishment of core military capabilities are assigned to the State Administration of Science, Technology and Industry for National Defense.
(3) Transfer the responsibilities of the former Ministry of Information Industry to the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology. Among them, military electronics management responsibilities are assigned to the State Administration of Science, Technology and Industry for National Defense. Relevant postal management responsibilities were assigned to the State Post Bureau, which was changed to be managed by the Ministry of Transport.
(4) Transfer the responsibilities of the former State Council Information Office to the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology.
(5) Promote the integration of informatization and industrialization, promote the combination of high and new technologies with the transformation of traditional industries, promote the integration of military and civilians, integrate the military with the people, promote the transformation of industry from large to strong, and accelerate the advancement of national informatization construction.
2. Main Responsibilities
(1) Propose new industrialization development strategies and policies, coordinate and solve major issues in the new industrialization process, formulate and organize the implementation of industry, communications, and information technology development plan, promote the strategic adjustment, optimization and upgrading of the industrial structure, promote the integration of informatization and industrialization, and promote the construction of a weapons and equipment scientific research and production system that integrates military and civilians and integrates military and civilians.
(2) Formulate and organize the implementation of industry plans, plans and industrial policies for the industry and communications industry, propose policy suggestions for optimizing industrial layout and structure, draft relevant laws and regulations, formulate regulations, and formulate industry technical specifications and standards and organize their implementation to guide industry quality management work.
(3) Monitor and analyze the operating situation of the industry and communications industry, collect statistics and publish relevant information, conduct forecasts, early warnings and information guidance, coordinate and solve relevant problems in the operation and development of the industry and propose policy recommendations, and be responsible for the industry and communications industry work related to industrial emergency management, industrial safety and national defense mobilization.
(4) Responsible for proposing opinions on the scale and direction of fixed asset investment in industry, communications and information technology (including the use of foreign capital and overseas investment), and the arrangement of central fiscal construction funds, and review and approve them in accordance with the authority prescribed by the State Council Fixed asset investment projects within the national plan and annual plan scale.
(5) Formulate and organize the implementation of plans, policies and standards involving biomedicine, new materials, aerospace, information industry, etc. in high-tech industries, guide technological innovation and technological progress in the industry, and use advanced and applicable technologies to Transform and upgrade traditional industries, organize and implement major national science and technology projects, promote the industrialization of relevant scientific research results, and promote the development of the software industry, information service industry and emerging industries.
(6) Undertake the responsibility for organizing and coordinating the revitalization of the equipment manufacturing industry, organize the formulation of major technical equipment development and independent innovation plans and policies, coordinate the implementation of relevant major special projects based on the construction of national key projects, and promote the domestic production of major technical equipment ization and guide the digestion and innovation of the introduction of major technical equipment.
(7) Formulate and organize the implementation of energy conservation, comprehensive utilization of resources, and cleaner production promotion policies for the industry and communications industry, participate in the formulation of energy conservation, comprehensive utilization of resources, and clean production promotion plans, and organize and coordinate relevant major demonstrations Engineering and the promotion and application of new products, new technologies, new equipment and new materials.
(8) Promote institutional reform and management innovation in the industrial and communications industries, improve the overall quality and core competitiveness of the industry, and guide relevant industries to strengthen safety production management.
(9) Responsible for the macro guidance of the development of small and medium-sized enterprises, working with relevant departments to formulate relevant policies and measures to promote the development of small and medium-sized enterprises and the development of non-state-owned economies, and coordinate the resolution of relevant major issues.
(10) Coordinate and promote national informatization work, organize the formulation of relevant policies and coordinate important tasks in informatization construction...gt; gt;
Question 10: Work What are the development prospects of the Information Bureau (Industrial and Information Technology Bureau)? The Bureau of Industry and Information Technology is considered a relatively good bureau, and the job benefits are actually similar to those of other bureaus. I have a lot of dealings with companies, and sometimes there are some courtesy exchanges from companies. As for the prospects, they are generally good. When it comes to individuals, it depends on whether you have the ability and whether you are recognized by the leadership. Even in the Bureau of Industry and Information Technology, different people have completely different prospects. Some people stay as clerks throughout their lives, while others are promoted. soon. This is related to opportunity, ability, and leadership. It is not easy to generalize.