E-mail lunthesis@163.com Phone 0551-65179860-203

China's job market stays stable in first half

Pub Date:2023-07-21 15:42 Source:China Daily

China maintained a stable operation of the domestic job market in the first half, with the unemployment rate remaining under control in a reasonable range, said the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security on Friday.

Latest figures cited from the ministry show that 6.78 million people have landed jobs in urban areas in past six months, which is 57 percent of the year's target. The surveyed unemployment rate in June fell to 5.2 percent, a decline of 0.3 percentage point year-on-year.

Chen Yongjia, the ministry's vice-director of employment promotion department, said the job market will remain stable with recovering economy and supportive policies on employment.

However, he said it will still take efforts to reach the year's employment target - helping 12 million land jobs in urban areas, due to the influences brought by the complicated global political and economic situation, as well as the still-unstable foundation for sustained recovery and development of the domestic economy.

Editor:Wang Xirui

Related News
- Medical staff conduct a free clinic in Woyang, Anhui    2023-07-21 15:42
- China's low-carbon transition generates new jobs    2023-07-20 09:19
- GLOBALink | Yangtze River: the eastward flow of pristine ...    2023-07-20 09:17
- GLOBALink | Exploring Eco-China | How tech helps protect ...    2023-07-20 09:14
 
photo  >>
Wuhu, Anhui: 100,000 mu of canola flowers blossoming
Guest countries of honor attract visitors at 6th CIIE
Video  >>
Dialogue with International Young Directors |Young directors from Sri Lanka and Brazil visit Anhui for the first time to shoot folk documentaries, they describe it as a 'Journey to Restore Creativity'
Vlog | Join me on a city walk filled with French romance on the streets of Hefei, Anhui!
People  >>
Hebei rolls out red carpet for talent
Transnational couple revives ancient dwelling in east China
Travel  >>
Huangshan listed among China's Top 10 scenic cities
China expects travel spree during May Day holiday
Contact Us
Copyright ©2000-2021 anhuinews.com All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part without permission is prohibited. 皖B2-20080023-7