Are high-speed rail flight attendants generally recruited from outside?

Recruitment is possible, but the contract is not signed directly by the railway bureau with you, but by a third party. The salary is definitely not as good as that of real formal workers. My family is from the railway bureau, and we are on the railway. It's not like just anyone can get in. The benefits are definitely better than those in ordinary companies. You have all the benefits and holidays that a regular employee should have, but the benefits are much discounted compared to theirs. Probably the same. All I can say is that if the railway really recruits flight attendants, and they become regular workers after the probationary period, even if they are formal contract workers, their remuneration will be faster than that of regular probationary workers in other units. .