Large employment pressure expected next year
11/11/2003 16:14
With more than 100,000 graduating university students expected in Shanghai
next year, the local job situation is still tough, the Shanghai Morning Post
reported today.
The Shanghai Municipal Education Commission has invested 4.5
million yuan (US$540,000) to establish a computer employment network for local
graduating university students, and in order to ease the local job pressure was
the first in China to carry out a registration system for unemployed graduating
students.
All the local universities have launched similar registration
services for unemployed graduating students, and the university employment
service centers will also provide registrants with a series of services such as
free job recommendations and internship opportunities.
"The students
registering must contact their universities every two weeks, and those not
having contacted their universities for four consecutive weeks will be
considered as having found jobs," said the spokesman with the Shanghai Career
Guidance Center.
Wendy Zhang/ Shanghai Daily
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