After the festive vibes of the Spring Festival, it's time to get back to the grind! Across the Chinese mainland, authorities are rolling out the red carpet (literally 🚆🚍✈️) for migrant workers returning to their jobs or hunting for new opportunities.
From chartered buses and flights to online job fairs, the government is pulling out all the stops to make sure everyone gets back to work smoothly.
Job fairs galore! 🎉 In Banan District of Chongqing Municipality, the first job fair of the Year of the Dragon kicked off on February 20. Over 50 companies offered more than 2,500 positions, and guess what? More than 30 more fairs are lined up till the end of March! Talk about opportunity knocking! 🔥
But what about those regions where snow is cramping everyone's style? ❄️ No worries! In Xuchang City, Henan Province, authorities got creative by hosting online recruitment through WeChat mini programs. So even if you're snowed in, your job hunt doesn't have to be! 📱
Transport troubles? Not anymore! In Guizhou Province's Qianxinan Buyi and Miao Autonomous Prefecture, local authorities are helping residents like Tang Hongyao get back to work in Guangzhou with free chartered buses. Tang is over the moon, saying the service not only saved him and his wife a hefty 700 yuan (that's nearly $97!) but also made their journey hassle-free. 🙌
It's all part of a special campaign launched by the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security and eight other departments, running from January 25 to April 8. With both online and offline activities, they're making sure the workforce is back in action! 💪
So, whether you're a job seeker or heading back to your gig, the journey just got a whole lot easier. Here's to new beginnings and seizing the opportunities ahead! 🚀✨
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Governments help migrant workers go back to work or find new jobs
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