What are the thirteen levels of state-owned enterprise employees?

The thirteen levels of state-owned enterprise employees are:

State-owned enterprises belong to the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission (SASAC), and not every state-owned enterprise employee is established. Can be divided into elective and non-elective. Leadership non-leadership sequence. Deputy section chief, section chief. Deputy division chief, division chief. Deputy director, director, deputy minister, minister. Provincial, district and county party standing committees are divided into deputy division, deputy district, deputy county.

Clerks, section chiefs, deputy chiefs, chiefs, assistant researchers, researchers, assistant inspectors, inspectors. Section chiefs are nine to twelve grades. Deputy section chiefs are grades nine to thirteen.

State-owned enterprise staffing:

1, enjoy the treatment of civil servants at the top, traveling in the political and business sectors, the official business.

2, the general leadership cadre organization, in the enterprise prestige, but basically no opportunity to serve in politics.

3, general employees in the program, no hope of becoming an official, but strong security.

4, the contract directly employed type, a lot stronger than the labor dispatch and temporary workers, generally nothing due to be renewed, but a little wind blowing on the first cut you, so half of the establishment.