civil service
US Post OfficeAll Federal Law Enforcement AgenciesCIA (does have paramilitary units tho)Department of TreasuryDepartment of Educationthe list goes on...** civil service a+**
Well, the Civil Service (group of government organizations (i.e. CIA, FBI)) chooses people based on merit. In the military, you volunteer. The rest of the government positions are elected offices.
A government of military officers who have removed or otherwise negated the elected government.
Professionals replaced elected officials in some positions.
Almost all positions in China are appointed by the government.
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In the US, they both are elected by the electoral college.
Some positions are elected, some are appointed by elected officials, some are drafted into service in times of war.
Professionals replaced elected officials in some positions.
professionals replaced elected officials in some positions
It is run by columbian drug cartels. There is no elected government as of 1943 when a military coo was staged.
Non-elected positions in the government are roles that are appointed rather than being chosen through an election process. These positions include cabinet members, heads of government agencies, judges, and other officials who are selected based on their qualifications and expertise rather than through a direct vote by the public. Non-elected positions play a crucial role in the functioning of the government by providing specialized knowledge and expertise to support the decision-making process.