Can a public institution employee resign after signing a probationary contract?

According to the "Public Institution Personnel Management Regulations"

Article 17: Public institution staff must write in writing 30 days in advance The employment contract can be terminated by notifying the business unit. However, this shall not be the case unless both parties agree otherwise on the termination of the employment contract.

After signing a labor contract with a public institution during the probation period, the employee can resign. The employee should notify the public institution in writing 30 days before resigning, and the labor contract can be terminated after 30 days.

Classification of public institutions in my country

1. Educational institutions. As various social welfare organizations engaged in various public education and teaching as well as providing guidance and services for education and teaching, educational institutions are the largest export port for all types of talents in our country. They are the foundation of modernization and are related to the overall quality of the people. improvement. Educational institutions are the main body of public institutions in my country, and their current staff size reaches approximately 14.04 million, accounting for approximately half of the current staff size of public institutions in my country.

Education institutions mainly include: basic education units, such as primary and secondary schools, kindergartens, nurseries, etc.; secondary education units, such as various secondary vocational schools, secondary vocational and technical schools, secondary normal schools, technical schools, etc.; Higher education units, such as various colleges and universities, independently established graduate schools (departments), etc.; adult education units, such as various cadre management schools, education (further education) colleges, party schools, league schools, staff universities, evening universities, etc. Radio and television universities, correspondence schools, lecturer groups, various training centers, etc.; special education units, such as various work-study schools, schools for the blind and deaf-mute, church schools, etc.

2. Health institutions. Health institutions refer to social organizations that provide disease prevention and control, medical treatment, health care and family planning services. The number of staff in health institutions is currently about 4.52 million, accounting for about 17% of the total number of employees in public institutions in my country.

Health institutions mainly include: medical institutions, such as various hospitals, health centers, health care centers (stations), etc.; health, epidemic prevention and quarantine institutions, such as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, various endemic disease prevention and control institutions ( stations, epidemic prevention stations (stations), quarantine stations (stations), etc.; blood institutions, such as blood collection centers (stations), blood banks, etc.; family planning institutions, such as family planning technical guidance centers (stations), maternal and child health hospitals ( health inspection institutions, such as drug inspection institutes (stations), food inspection institutes (stations), etc.; health supervision units, such as health supervision institutes, stations, etc.

3. Agricultural institutions. Agricultural institutions refer to organizations that provide public welfare services to agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry, fishery, water conservancy, and engage in the development, protection, and technology promotion of resources in agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry, fishery, water, and other industries.

Agricultural institutions mainly include: agricultural technology extension institutions, such as agricultural technology extension stations, agricultural economic stations, forestry stations, water conservancy stations, animal husbandry and veterinary stations, aquatic products stations, agricultural institution extension stations, etc.; improved seed cultivation Public institutions, such as seed (nursery) stations, experimental (breeding, testing) stations, improved seed breeding stations, etc.; comprehensive service institutions, such as soil and fertilizer stations, soil and water conservation stations, plant (forest disaster prevention) protection stations (institutes), agricultural ( Forestry) nature reserve management agencies, etc.; animal and plant epidemic prevention and quarantine institutions, such as animal and plant epidemic prevention (stations), quarantine stations (stations), etc.; hydrological institutions, such as hydrological survey stations, water basin management (stations), hydrological stations, etc. .

4. Science and technology institutions. As an organization that conducts research on a certain field or aspect of the natural, social and intellectual knowledge system, transforms the research results into productivity, and directly or indirectly provides basic or public welfare services for the national economy and social development, scientific and technological undertakings Units are part of my country's huge public institutions.

Science and technology institutions mainly include: natural science research institutions, such as basic scientific research institutes, applied scientific research institutes, etc.; social science research institutions, such as basic theory research institutes and humanities and history research institutes. , comprehensive scientific research unit.

5. Cultural institutions.

Cultural institutions refer to those engaged in art, books and documents, cultural relics, press and publication, radio, film and television production, audio and video production and other creation, performance or exhibition activities to meet the spiritual life needs of the people and providing venue services for mass cultural activities. organizational structure.

Cultural institutions mainly include: performance institutions, such as various performance groups (academies, teams), etc.; artistic creation institutions, such as art creation institutes, art production centers, audio-visual film and television production centers, etc.; Library and documentation institutions, such as libraries, archives, document and information centers, etc.; Cultural relics institutions, such as cultural relics protection stations, cultural relics archaeological teams (institutes), museums, memorial halls, etc.; Mass cultural institutions, such as mass art centers, cultural centers ( stations, palaces), youth palaces, clubs, etc.; radio and television institutions, such as radio stations (stations), television stations, relay stations (stations), etc.; newspapers and periodical institutions, such as various newspapers, periodicals, etc.; editing institutions, such as Various editorial offices, party history compilation offices, local chronicle compilation offices, etc.; press and publishing institutions, such as various book publishing houses, audio and video publishing houses, electronic publishing houses, news centers, news agencies, etc.

6. Sports institutions. Sports institutions refer to organizations that engage in sports competitions and provide training and venue services for sports competitions and mass sports activities.

Sports institutions mainly include: sports competition institutions, such as various sports teams, clubs, etc.; sports facilities institutions, such as various training bases, competition venues, etc.

7. Urban public utilities. Urban public utility units refer to organizations engaged in the maintenance, maintenance, and management of municipal public facilities, as well as landscaping, city appearance and sanitation management, and providing related public welfare services.

Urban public utility units mainly include: landscaping institutions, such as landscaping teams (stations), parks, amusement parks, etc.; urban sanitation institutions, such as sanitation stations, sanitation teams (stations), pipelines Dredging team (station); municipal construction institutions, such as municipal engineering teams, municipal engineering maintenance teams, etc.; real estate service institutions, such as housing provident fund management centers, housing construction service centers, real estate trading centers, housing safety appraisal institutes (stations), etc. .

In addition, the city's public transportation, water supply and drainage, power supply, gas supply, etc. will also be within this range for a long time.

8. Transportation institutions. Transportation institutions refer to organizations that are responsible for the construction, maintenance and management of roads and waterways, as well as the collection of traffic fees, and provide related public welfare services.

Transportation institutions mainly include: highway construction and maintenance institutions, such as highway maintenance sections (stations), highway project supervision stations (offices), highway project cost management stations, and highway administration agencies (offices, offices). etc.; highway transportation management institutions, such as the Highway Transportation Administration Bureau (department, office), automobile inspection center (station), etc.; traffic fee collection institutions, such as the Inspection and Levy Administration Bureau (department, office), etc.; navigation institutions , such as the Navigation Port Supervision and Ship Inspection Bureau (office, office), waterway maintenance section (station), rescue and salvage team, etc.

9. Social welfare institutions. Social welfare institutions refer to organizations that engage in public welfare undertakings related to social welfare and provide services to retired people, widows and lonely people and disabled people in society.

Social welfare institutions mainly include: welfare institutions, such as nursing homes, welfare homes, orphanages, etc.; rehabilitation treatment institutions, such as rest homes, veterans' homes, sanatoriums, rest homes, and disabled military hospitals. , rehabilitation center for the disabled, supplies station for the disabled, etc.; funeral institutions, such as funeral parlors, crematoriums, etc.

10. Government logistics service institutions. Institutional logistics service institutions refer to organizations that undertake administrative work and provide various types of logistical support services for the work and life of institutions.

Official logistics service institutions mainly include: canteens, water and electricity classes, fleets, canteens, outpatient departments, medical clinics, etc.; repair institutions, such as repair teams, etc.; printing and communication institutions, such as switchboard shifts, Printing rooms, printing offices, etc.; reception service institutions, such as guest houses, hotels, etc.

11. Social intermediary institutions.

Social intermediary institutions refer to organizations that use certain means to provide legal, policy, information and technical consultation to government agencies, enterprises, institutions, social organizations or citizens, as well as provide services such as talent and professional qualification assessment.

Social intermediary service institutions mainly include: information consulting institutions, such as information centers, consulting service centers (stations), etc.; technical consulting institutions, such as technology innovation centers, technology exchange centers, computer centers (stations), etc. ), etc.; employment agency (talent exchange) institutions, including employment agency centers, talent exchange centers, etc.; economic forensic social intermediary institutions, such as law firms, accounting firms, audit firms, pricing firms, and patent firms. , trademark offices, copyright offices, exchanges, etc.