Two departments launch the "Public Employment Services into Campus 100-Day Campaign"

On April 3, a reporter learned that the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security and the Ministry of Education have recently launched the “100-day campaign of public employment services into campuses,” aiming to provide specialized and targeted employment services for college graduates and help more of them achieve employment as soon as possible.

A spokesperson with the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security said that during the campaign, human resources and social security departments at all levels and grassroots employment public service agencies will carry out “six-in-campus” services, including employment policy, recruitment services, vocational training, career guidance, assistance for people facing difficulties, and entrepreneurship services. The Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security and the Ministry of Education will also conduct activities such as co-building college employment public service stations and pairing up the heads of human resources and social security bureaus of 100 universities for assistance, helping current graduates apply for jobs smoothly and find employment early.

During the campaign, provinces with a larger number of graduates and more universities will organize no fewer than 100 recruitment events. For graduates from impoverished families, families targeted to prevent them from falling back into poverty and becoming poor again, low-income families, and similar groups, an “one person, one plan” assistance ledger will be established, and the one-time job-seeking subsidy policy will be implemented in accordance with regulations. By focusing on the entrepreneurship needs of college students, they will organize entrepreneurship mentors to provide specialized entrepreneurship guidance and implement entrepreneurship support policies.

It is reported that the campaign will continue until July 10. ( Xinhua News Agency )