Officials represent persons who, as their profession, perform tasks in administrative bodies, i.e. in state, local and public service bodies. Their work includes the self-governing scope of local units and state administration tasks entrusted to the units, which are in accordance with the Constitution and other laws. Officials also represent persons who work in administrative bodies and include tasks related to general affairs, administration, finance, material and financial affairs, accounting as well as IT and other tasks of their profession. Officials have precisely defined rights as well as obligations and responsibilities that are regulated by law and are based on the law and its regulations, i.e. the collective agreement. They are also subject to general labor regulations, such as the Labor Law, which regulates all those issues that were not previously regulated by regulations that were specifically adopted by the collective agreement. The rulebook on internal order determines the further filling of positions, as well as the adopted plan for admission to service. Namely, admission to the civil service is only possible if funds from the state budget are secured. The limited use of funds related to off-budget and on-budget users of the state budget and from the funds of the Croatian Institute for Health Insurance is prescribed in the Law on the Execution of the State Budget of the Republic of Croatia for 2020 as well as in the Law on the Execution of the State Budget of the Republic of Croatia for 2021. They clearly state further new employment or admission of employees as well as employees for a fixed or indefinite period if the funds for employee expenses are provided from general receipts and income, or if they are provided from the funds of the Croatian Institute for Health Insurance. The subject and goal of this final thesis is the analysis of the provisions of the law that prescribe legal prohibitions on the admission and employment of civil servants in the state, local and public service, and the determination of any inconsistency that exists between them.