How to treat the influence of financial crisis on college students' employment?

The financial crisis has affected the employment of college students: affected by the "cold winter" of the economy, college students should also have a "winter" mentality in job hunting. Although the eye of the storm is in the United States, the degree of global economic integration is so high that it is impossible for any region's economy to stay out of it and be immune to it. For the class of 2009 graduates, the impact of the financial crisis on various industries will directly lead to-the prospect of job hunting is not optimistic. This may also mean more anxious waiting and more difficult choices. However, the career planner pointed out in an interview that the crisis is both "danger" and "opportunity". If we seize the opportunity at the low tide, we can rush to the forefront in the next wave of economic pull. Declining recruitment demand: "Workplace Connection" has been paying close attention to campus recruitment of major universities in Hunan recently, and campus recruitment has always been the main way for fresh graduates to find jobs. There are not many industries such as finance, real estate and manufacturing that are directly affected by the global economic crisis this year. In the interview, the reporter learned that in addition to the reduction in the number of recruiting enterprises, some enterprises have also reduced their employment plans. Some manufacturing enterprises originally planned to have campus recruitment plans, but the current manufacturing situation is sluggish, and enterprises have not only reduced their recruitment plans, but also made plans for layoffs. Some enterprises that are closely integrated with the import and export markets have to lay off employees on a large scale in order to reduce costs. At the same time, many small and medium-sized enterprises, as the main body to absorb employment, are affected by multiple factors such as the labor contract law and the cold export, and their business orders are obviously reduced, and the demand for employment is also obviously reduced, and campus recruitment will also be affected accordingly. At present, the climax of layoffs in the financial services industry is still in the United States. Since June 65438+February 2006, the number of layoffs in the financial services industry in the United States has reached172,000. However, it is worth noting that compared with last year, the domestic financial services talent recruitment market is obviously deserted this year. On the other hand, the domestic IT industry has not been significantly affected. Some experts said that the IT industry is analyzing whether the financial turmoil has a significant impact on the domestic IT industry, but the result of current observation is that it has little impact. For export manufacturing and trade, the situation is not optimistic. Affected by the international financial crisis, this year, the developed areas of private enterprises in China, including the Yangtze River Delta and the Pearl River Delta, have been hit to some extent, and some enterprises are struggling, which has affected the job market. Promoting the employment of college students also requires special policies of the state, which can be started from the following three angles. First, implement the nationwide free employment policy for college students, guarantee their "citizens and citizen treatment" nationwide, and fundamentally solve the policy environment for college students' employment in China. The most concrete policy measures are to cancel all restrictions on household registration and personnel indicators of college graduates nationwide, and to cancel all kinds of explicit or implicit administrative restrictions to promote barrier-free employment and free flow of college graduates. Second, the country needs to consider increasing the demand for college students in the short term. The measures that can have a direct impact are to increase the employment of graduates by government agencies, the army, the armed police and other social service institutions. Because these institutions pay more attention to the comprehensive quality of job seekers and have relatively broad requirements for majors, they can alleviate the structural contradictions in the graduate employment market under the background of this specific financial crisis. The state can further increase the demand for college students in the western region and grass-roots units. Third, the state can consider increasing the total number of graduate students in a short time, reducing the supply of college graduates and helping college students tide over the difficult period of the financial crisis.

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