Agencies help locals seeking jobs abroad
12/11/2003 16:15
Twenty-three local job agencies were among the first to obtain the
business license for overseas employment services issued by the Ministry of
Labor and Social Security, eastday.com reported today.
The 23 job agencies
will provide employment information, organize training and handle related
procedures for Shanghai residents who want to work overseas.
Such job
agencies will have a uniform format for their company names and offices. They
are required to display their business licenses clearly at their
offices.
"Working abroad needs higher a technological standard and
comprehensive capabilities, and some illegal foreign companies are likely to lay
a trap for local employees," said a spokesman with the Ministry of Labor and
Social Security.
"Local residents should be careful if working abroad," the
spokesman added.
Job-hunters can make consultations or complaints for
overseas employment services on the hotline - 12333, he said.
Wendy Zhang/ Shanghai Daily news
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