Will the newly-built high-speed railway station recruit additional staff?

Usually not. At present, there are too many people in the railway industry to recruit from outside, but the tasks of grass-roots employees are a bit heavy and too busy.

New railway stations and new railway lines are generally taken over or managed by relevant units under the existing local railway bureaus.

At present, there seems to be only one way to enter the railway operation management unit. Workers are recruited through railway vocational schools, and a small number of technical management cadres need to be recruited from colleges and universities.