急问，请教政府工作的问题，在线等

[Martin]

Usually regular employees report to manager, managers report to director, and directors report to director general.
You must get a director position so you need to remind the DG.
It is good to hear that a Chinese get this high level position in government.
Or the DG in your department needs to take care all the HR work himself.

:blowzy: 您太高看我了。只不过因为那些提工资什么的信都是DG签发给我的，所以当时我就直接问了DG了，反正他也经常插手我们小兵兵的事儿...跟他说完别的事儿顺便提了一下...

俺离Director的位置还差着十万八千里呢..

另：我也不知道Probation完了他们要干什么，在我提醒后，收到一封congratulation的信，就完事儿了...

 

[nemobaby]

My classmate's husband is a director general of the federal government. She told me that her husband's work is very stressful and because he does not belong to a union, he could lose his job if he makes mistakes, and they are Vietnamese.

really? Does chemist belong to any union? thanks

 

[sable93]

Do not worry, only if your level >= manager.

 

[nemobaby]

诸位能不能给推荐几个买房的好区，有孩子。工作地点在Tunney's pasture 附近的那个政府区域，非常感谢

 

[SweetBunny]

My understanding of the government reporting structure is like this, choose the finance function for an example:

CFO <--- DG (Director General)<--- Executive Directors <--- Directors <--- Senior Financial Analyst or Manager <--- Intermediate Financial Analyst and Entry-level Financial Analyst

The title "Manager" is not used as often as before. In the finance funtion at least, a manager might be in the same rank as a director (at the FI-4 level), or the same rank as a senior financial analyst (FI-3 level).

From entry level to director, they belong to the "indeterminate employees"; from executive director to above, they are not permanent employees and are not represented by a union, so theoretically they could be fired if they make major mistakes, though this happens very seldom in the federal government. For those indeterminate employees, it is almost impposible to terminate them once they get the indeterminate positions.

Just my 2 cents and hope this helps a little bit.

 

[nemobaby]

Does it easy to pass the probation time or not, thanks?

 

[SweetBunny]

Never heard of any problem passing the probation You'll be fine. As long as you do your job and get along with your colleagues (do not need to be a hard worker like in the private sector......), you will definitely pass the probation.