Government inspector
Government inspector ( RI ) in Germany is the official designation of an official in the career group of the higher service in the federal or state administration in the entrance office .
Federal officials
The official title is made up of the basic title “inspector” and the addition “government”. The latter usually indicates membership in a career in the non-technical administrative service.
Salary
The position is compared with the grade A 9 after the Federal pay regulation of the Federal Law grade alimented and therefore corresponds to z grade law. B. a police commissioner of the federal police or a lieutenant in the armed forces .
education
Government inspectors usually have a career qualification through the successful completion of a preparatory service ( career training ). This usually lasts three years and consists of specialist studies and practical study periods. He is in a course of study ( university of applied sciences course ) that concludes with a bachelor's degree or a diploma degree with the addition of " university of applied sciences " (e.g. Diplom-Verwaltungswirt (FH) or Diplom- Verwaltungsinformatiker (FH)) at the Federal University for Public Administration or an equivalent higher education institution.
The basic school requirement for admission to career training is at least the technical college entrance qualification . Most applicants, however, have a general higher education entrance qualification . During their career training, the trainees are civil servants on revocation and carry the title of government inspector candidate . After successful completion of the career training, the appointment as government inspector takes place.
In addition to career training, there is also the option of recognition of career qualifications. This requires, firstly, a bachelor's degree or an equivalent degree obtained at a university and, secondly, a full-time job of at least one year and six months, which is suitable to convey the qualification for the relevant career. The main occupation must correspond to an official of the same career in terms of subject area and difficulty of the activity. Provided that the content of the Bachelor's degree or equivalent degree corresponds to the requirements of a subject-specific preparatory service, which is only very rarely the case, the career qualification can also be recognized without the above-mentioned full-time activity.
function
Government inspectors usually work as clerks in public authorities , for example in general internal administration . You can act as the superior of the middle-class officials .
Promotion offices
Promotion offices are Government Inspector (ROI), Government Officer (RA), Government Office Council (RAR) and Government Office Council (ROAR).
| Official title | abbreviation | Grade | Career group | education |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Senior Government Director | LRD | A 16 | higher service | master |
| Government director | RD | A 15 | ||
| Upper Government Council | ORR | A 14 | ||
| Government Council | RR | A 13 (entrance office) | ||
| Senior Government Councilor | ROAR | A 13 | higher service | Bachelor |
| Government councilor | RAR | A 12 | ||
| Government official | RA | A 11 | ||
| Chief Government Inspector | ROI | A 10 | ||
| Government inspector | RI | A 9 (entrance office) | ||
| Government Inspector | RAI | A 9 | Medium Grade | Vocational training |
| Government Chief Secretary | RHS | A 8 | ||
| Government Secretary | ROS | A 7 | ||
| Government secretary | RS | A 6 (entrance office) | ||
| Chief magistrate | OAM | A 5 | simple service | Semi-skilled |
| Magistrate | AT THE | A 4 | ||
| Full-time assistant | HAG | A 3 | ||
| Senior clerk | OAG | A 2 (entrance office) |
State officials
The regulations for state civil servants can in principle correspond to those for federal civil servants. Until 2006, the federal states had to align their state civil servant laws in accordance with the provisions of the Civil Service Framework Act (BRRG). As a result of the federalism reform, the legislative competence of the federal government and with it the old BRRG were lost. It was replaced by the Civil Service Status Act (BeamtStG) that came into force on April 1, 2009 . Since then, major deviations from the formerly largely uniform federal law have been possible.