CCTV Finance And Economics: From The "Rush For Orders" To The "Recruitment Tide", Private Economy Seizes New Opportunities

2022/12/28 20:07:00 1

For some time, many places have organized groups to "go out to sea" to grab orders. So far, there are still many local enterprises planning to go out to sea. And those regions and enterprises that are the first to "go out to sea" to grab orders are now taking the lead in hiring.

In Guangdong, the first batch of provincial recruitment teams set out from Zhongshan on December 19 to go to Guangxi to recruit workers across provinces. Guangdong also plans to carry out offline and online docking with key labor export provinces outside the province by the end of March next year, and hold more than 2000 recruitment activities; In Zhejiang, various regions actively distributed large gift packages. Shaoxing City has taken ten measures to stabilize the posts and retain workers, while Yiwu has introduced ten measures to "stay in Yiwu for the Spring Festival", covering consumption subsidies, transportation, red envelopes for staying in posts, production subsidies and other aspects. Why do local governments and enterprises compete so hard to recruit and retain people?

In the face of rapidly warming orders, enterprises posted recruitment notices, online recruitment, and old employees introduced new employees... All available ways were used, but they still could not recruit enough workers. How can the government provide better services to meet the needs of enterprises?

From the "rush for orders" to the "rush to recruit workers", we can not only hear the booming gears of economic recovery, but also feel the determination and confidence of the private economy and private enterprises active in the forefront of the economy to prepare for the economic sprint next year. Today's private economy, not only has a keen sense of smell and rapid response, but also has a stronger strength and greater resilience through long-term accumulation and innovation. With the continuous release of positive signals at the policy level, how can private enterprises seize a new round of development opportunities? Further development and expansion?