As a national public servant, in the current era of fierce competition for employment, many students regard the civil service position as the primary employment goal after graduation.For college students, the reason for choosing a civil servant position, in addition to the high social status and good welfare of this job, is that the nature of this job is relatively stable and successful, as long as they do not make principled mistakes during the work after entry, they will not be dismissed by the employer, and they will work until retirement, and they can also receive a very generous pension after retirement.
The amount of pension for state public employees has always been of great concern to the broad masses of the people, and if a civil servant at the department level has worked for 40 years, how much can he receive after retirement? If you are not sure, you may wish to understand in advance, or you may be able to strengthen your determination to apply for the civil service examination again.
Due to the different economic development conditions in different regions, the salary income level of in-service civil servants will also vary, which is also the main difference caused by regional differences.
In addition to the basic salary, the staff in the system generally have a relatively high salary and the nature of their work is relatively stable, and in addition to the basic salary they can receive in January, there are various welfare subsidies and allowances that are generally added up, and the income is very considerable.
For civil servants at the division level, if the length of service is 40 years.
Civil servants working in first-tier cities have a pension of more than 9,000 yuan after retirement.
Civil servants working in third- and fourth-tier cities often receive a pension of 4,000 to 6,000 yuan after retirement.
Civil servants working in remote areas and poor towns have a pension of 2,500,4500 yuan after retirement.
The amount of pension received by civil servants working in different regions after retirement can also vary greatly.
How should the pension of a civil servant be calculated? 】
Pension = basic pension + personal account pension.
Basic pension = the average monthly salary of the city's on-the-job employees in the previous year at the time of retirement multiplied by (1 + average salary index of the person) 2 times all the years of service (length of service) multiplied by 1%.
Personal account pension = cumulative savings in personal account Number of months.
After retirement, the pension of a civil servant is generally calculated according to a certain proportion of the sum of the position, salary and grade salary during the period of service.
For example, if an employee has worked for 35 years or more, the pension amount will be paid at 90% of the salary. 85% of the service of 30 but less than 35 years, 80% of the 20 but less than 30 years of service, and so on.
The proportion of pensions received by employees in career establishment positions is basically similar to that of civil servants. For career establishment positions, 90% of the salary will be calculated and paid if the employee has worked for 35 years or more, 85% for the planned working life of 20 years and less than 30 years.
Relatively speaking, the pension amount of incumbent employees in civil service positions is very high, which is the main reason why fresh graduates choose to apply for civil service positions.
Civil servants as a position in the system, is a stable career once and for all, the nature of the work is stable, the social status is high, the welfare is good, for fresh graduates, since there is a plan to apply for the public service, we must persevere, even if we fail to go ashore once, you can also fight again next year. The public *** is not a final exam like the college entrance examination, and there is a chance to have World War II and World War III.
Don't give up on the decision you made, you may be able to successfully enter the civil service with your own efforts, and you can also successfully obtain a stable career once and for all.