【禁聞】重慶輸送大學生到中東就業 引安全擔憂| #中國禁聞

As China's economy slows down, Chongqing City's first-ever student cross-border employment. More than 70 students from eight universities in Sichuan and Yushan were sent to Amman, a central Asian country, for work. As China's economy slows down, the unemployment rate among young people remains high. In order to deal with the problem of graduation and unemployment, Chongqing City has assisted university graduates cross-border employment for the first time this year. More than 70 hard-working graduates from eight universities in Chongqing and Sichuan went to Amman, a central Asian country, under the guidance of Chongqing state-owned enterprises. According to the Chongqing Daily, this cross-border employment project was co-operated by Chongqing Foreign Trade Service Limited and Amman Enterprises. It adopts a school-owned and third-party cooperation model, mainly for graduates from high-ranking colleges in urban and rural areas. Chongqing Foreign Trade Service Limited is a state-owned investment company in Chongqing. Of course, there are some risks of war there, but what university students care about most is whether there is a future. If that country has no development potential, that company and industry have no future potential, there is no attraction. Zhao Yuling, the person in charge of cross-border employment, said that the positions provided by Amman Enterprises are mainly technical and reserve cadres. At present, if this phenomenon continues, we will say that the export of high-end talents in China in the future will also exceed the production capacity. Then these talents or graduates from universities will also export to foreign countries. If it exports to foreign countries, it will lead to the export of foreign talent markets being disrupted by the export of talent in mainland China. In terms of treatment, the company provides a monthly salary of at least 120,000 yuan, up to 180,000 yuan. You can get a salary of 14 months a year and take a one-month leave. The company is also responsible for two round-trips every year, but experts point out that there is a drawback to this. But so far, I haven't seen it in this case. For example, the Chinese government and Amman, Saudi Arabia, the United Nations, etc. These countries have signed similar rights for cross-border employment, rights for overseas work, work safety and life security. It is reported that more than 70 students who are unemployed in Amman came from eight universities, including Chongqing University of Technology and Chongqing Institute of Industrial and Professional Technology. They are mainly in the chemical industry, electronic design, automation and English professionals. The positions and professional connections are full two years after employment. If you are satisfied, you can continue to sign. Chinese college students now have no way to choose and use. Because the problem now is that there are few jobs, but there are a lot of people who want to work. This will evolve into a situation where I can't choose a job, I can only be chosen by work. Where there is a job, I go there. China's youth unemployment rate was 21.3% in June last year, a new high in history. Since then, the CPC National Bureau of Statistics has stopped releasing relevant data. The Chinese mainland may be similar to the central government, which has asked the local government to do everything it can to reduce the unemployment rate of college students. It may indeed be possible to slow down on some statistical figures. But as we often see, it means delaying the problem, rather than really solving the problem in a thorough way. At present, the unemployment rate of Chinese college students has become a social norm. Chinese young people are losing confidence in the future, and then they are in a vicious circle. This will definitely violate the legitimacy of the CCP regime's rule. A few years ago, there was the White Flag Movement. The White Flag Movement is actually young people losing confidence in society. This is a vicious circle. And what is this vicious circle? I'm so hungry that I have nothing to eat. This is definitely a very terrible fire. Experts point out that the unemployment rate of Chinese college students is a problem of systematic structural collapse of the Chinese economy. It will have a profound impact on Chinese society.