In 2016, The Employment Situation Is Complex.

Foreign media said that Yin Yumin, Minister of China's Ministry of human resources and social security, was present at the Information Office of the State Council of China 29.

On 2016, the employment situation is complex and the task is very arduous.

According to Russian media reports on February 29th, Yin Yumin said that the current domestic and international economic situation is complex, and resolving excess capacity will cause a number of workers to lay off.

The downward pressure on the economy is relatively large, and some enterprises are facing difficulties in production and operation, resulting in insufficient employment.

He stressed that the number of young employment groups based on university graduates is still increasing, which will exert great pressure on employment.

The number of university graduates in 2016 was 7 million 650 thousand, an increase of 160 thousand over 2015, and the number of secondary vocational graduates and those who did not continue to study after graduating from junior high school or senior high school was about the same amount.

Youth employment groups add up to about 15 million, and this pressure is also very great.

Yin Yumin believes that confidence in maintaining the stability of this year's employment situation is most important. The most important factor is that China's economy will continue to develop healthfully. In the process, some new formats and new kinetic energy are being formed, which will have some basic and positive effects on employment.

Measures will be taken to continue the implementation of the employment promotion plan and entrepreneurship guidance scheme, and promote entrepreneurship and employment.

According to the Hongkong media reported on March 1st, Guangzhou Haizhuqu District Rui Bao Village is the main place for garment processing plants, but recruitment is becoming more and more difficult in recent years. 90 young workers are also rare.

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In addition, many customers pferred to Thailand and other Southeast Asian countries to purchase garments, and many of them decided to change their careers.

The report said fewer people were looking for jobs in clothing factories this year, and 90 of young people accounted for only about 40% of the number of people looking for jobs.

Mr. Peng, the owner of the factory, said, "the present plazas are like the meat market, looking for jobs like cabbage and bargaining."

He pointed out that from the Lantern Festival to the twenty-two of the first month, only five workers were recruited, or they were introduced by friends.

Another factory owner said that in recent years, workers have raised their requirements for food quality and do not want to live in dormitories with poor conditions. Even if they are willing to stay, they will ask for dormitory size and equipment.

Due to the poor prospects of the industry, many bosses have decided to switch careers, while catering, bathing and other industries are their first choice.