Can people within the system engage in side jobs?

People within the system can engage in side jobs.

There are the following points to note:

1. You cannot receive salary. Public servants are not allowed to work part-time and receive remuneration in subordinate institutions or enterprises. If they really need to work part-time in subordinate institutions or enterprises, they must be strictly reviewed by relevant departments in accordance with procedures, and they can only receive one salary. , enjoy one benefit and cannot receive it repeatedly.

2. Cannot engage in self-employment. Public servants are not allowed to engage in self-employment, set up small workshops or shops, become self-employed industrial and commercial traders, or private traders.

3. You cannot set up a business in partnership. The names of public servants are not allowed to appear on the list of partners and shareholders, especially if they are in a similar or identical industry.

The following are some suggestions for side jobs suitable for civil servants:

1. Investment and financial management: Civil servants can learn investment and financial management and invest through stocks, funds, futures, gold and other tools, but they need to pay attention to risk control to avoid affecting normal work and life.

2. Write novels: Civil servants can use their spare time to write novels, essays and other literary works. They can not only improve their writing skills, but also earn a certain amount of royalties.

Translation: Civil servants who are proficient in one or more foreign languages ??can engage in translation work and earn translation fees.

3. Online store customer service: Civil servants can work part-time as online store customer service, providing consulting services for e-commerce platforms to increase additional income. People who have experienced it suggest that it must be done during rest time, so as not to affect normal work.

4. Do self-media: Civil servants can use their spare time to open self-media accounts, publish valuable articles or videos, attract fans, and earn a certain amount of advertising revenue.

In summary: It should be noted that when engaging in side jobs, civil servants must abide by relevant laws and regulations and avoid violations of laws and disciplines.

Legal basis:

"Civil Service Law of the People's Republic of China"

Article 59

Civil servants shall abide by Discipline and law-abiding, and shall not engage in the following behaviors: (1) Spreading remarks that damage the authority of the Constitution, the reputation of the Communist Party of China and the country, organizing or participating in rallies and processions aimed at opposing the Constitution, the leadership of the Communist Party of China and the country , demonstrations and other activities; (2) Organizing or joining illegal organizations, organizing or participating in strikes; (3) Instigating or destroying ethnic relations, participating in ethnic separatist activities or organizing or using religious activities to undermine ethnic unity and social stability; (4) Not being responsible , inaction, dereliction of duty, and delay in work; (5) Refusing to implement decisions and orders made by superiors in accordance with the law; (6) Suppressing or retaliating against criticism, complaints, accusations, and reports; (7) Engaging in fraud, misleading, and deceiving leaders and The public; (8) Corruption and bribery, taking advantage of one's position to seek personal gain for oneself or others; (9) Violation of financial disciplines and waste of state assets; (10) Abuse of power and infringement of the legitimate rights and interests of citizens, legal persons or other organizations; (11) ) Revealing state secrets or work secrets; (12) Damaging national honor and interests in external interactions; (13) Participating in or supporting activities such as pornography, drug abuse, gambling, superstition, etc.; (14) Violating professional ethics, social ethics and Family virtues; (15) Violating relevant regulations to participate in prohibited online communication behaviors or online activities; (16) Violating relevant regulations to engage in or participate in for-profit activities, holding concurrent positions in enterprises or other for-profit organizations; (17) Absenteeism from work Or go out for business or fail to return after the leave is over without justifiable reasons; (18) Other behaviors that violate disciplines and laws.