BEIJING, April 15 -- China will roll out a policy package to integrate its urban and rural employment policy system, facilitating two-way mobility and the integration of labor markets, according to official guidelines made public Wednesday.
The guidelines, jointly released by the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security, the National Development and Reform Commission, and the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs, aim to promote high-quality and sufficient employment for both urban and rural workers.
The measures focus on developing employment opportunities, building equal-access public employment services, allocating training resources, protecting worker rights, and assisting disadvantaged groups.
The document calls for expanding county- and township-level job opportunities, tapping employment potential in consumer sectors such as cultural tourism, debut economy, ice-and-snow economy, and inbound tourism, and creating grassroots jobs suited for young job seekers, including college graduates. (....)