Why are there fewer and fewer part-time jobs in Shanghai now?

There are several factors that may lead to relatively few part-time jobs in Shanghai at present:

1. Economic situation: The economic situation has obvious influence on the part-time market. If the economic growth slows down or is adversely affected, enterprises may reduce the demand for part-time employees, resulting in fewer part-time opportunities.

2. Employment competition: Shanghai is the economic center of China, and also the gathering place for college students. Many college students and graduates compete for limited part-time jobs. This kind of competition may lead to a shortage of some part-time jobs, thus limiting part-time opportunities.

3. Epidemic impact: The global COVID-19 epidemic has had a great impact on the economy and job market. During the epidemic, many enterprises may reduce their business activities, resulting in a decrease in part-time jobs. In addition, the epidemic may cause the closure or restriction of some workplaces, and also affect the part-time market.

4. Laws and policies: In recent years, the China government has promulgated a series of laws and policies on the labor market, aiming at improving the welfare of part-time employees and protecting their rights and interests. These policies may have an impact on some employers, making them reduce or carefully choose part-time jobs.

Although there may be relatively few part-time job opportunities at present, there are still some channels to find part-time job opportunities, such as major part-time recruitment websites, social media, university campuses or asking people around you. In addition, flexibly adjusting your own part-time job requirements and expanding the scope of part-time job search will also help increase the possibility of finding suitable part-time opportunities.