The main types of people who give up archival families

The first category is fresh college graduates, and the number of these graduates is relatively large. According to relevant regulations, after graduation, files can be kept in the school for two years or entrusted to the talent market for safekeeping. Later, because of the greater mobility, I neglected my personnel file when there were many things. The second category is those who study abroad or emigrate. I went abroad for further study and stayed abroad for many years, so I didn't have time to take care of the files. For immigrants, because of the change of identity and the different personnel policies abroad, files are useless to them. The third category is people who work in non-public units. Because some units don't have the authority to keep files, and they won't need them for a while, these people don't care about files. The fourth category is "job-hopping family". Sometimes, due to "job-hopping", the speed of file transfer can't keep up with the speed of job-hopping. If you are not careful, the file won't know where to go. There is another situation, because some contradictions with the original unit can not be solved, and finally choose to give up the personnel file.