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Employment data of financial industry in China

Financial services: in 2009, it was the 07 grade of Daoguan University of International Business and Economics. A graduate surnamed Hao is currently working in Shenzhen Stock Exchange Information Company. He said that at the recent Shenzhen alumni gathering, most of the participants worked in the financial services industry, so everyone was worried about the spread of the financial turmoil and the impact of layoffs on themselves. However, he said that the alumni attending the party are expected to have little impact at present, and 2009 is a real hurdle and a real challenge for these graduates. At present, the climax of layoffs in the financial services industry is still in the United States. In the past two months, the news of layoffs has been everywhere in the United States, which is at the center of the storm. According to the data released by the US Department of Labor, since February 2006, the number of layoffs in the financial services industry has reached172,000. 5438+1in the middle of October, the news of layoffs of China International Capital Corporation once shocked the domestic securities market, causing concern about the layoffs in the domestic securities market. However, the company's public relations department denied the news and told the China Youth Daily reporter: "CICC has not laid off employees. Under the financial crisis, CICC's turnover is as always. Although the market is sluggish, the talent pool is still very important, and they still want excellent talents. " However, it is worth noting that compared with the domestic financial services talent recruitment market, which was quite active last year, this year is obviously much colder. The career guidance center of Sun Yat-sen University said in an interview with the media not long ago that only one securities company came to the school for recruitment this year. Domestic IT industry: The IT industry layoffs that have not been significantly affected are mainly in the United States. In September, Hewlett-Packard Company announced that it would lay off 24,600 employees, accounting for 7.5% of the total number of employees. Internet giant Yahoo said that it will lay off 65,438+00% of its staff by the end of 2008, or about 65,438+0,500 people. Hao Jian said that the IT industry is highly dependent on the financial industry, because the important business of many IT companies is to provide software and hardware support for the financial services industry, so the decline of the financial industry leads to the loss of the IT industry. "We are also analyzing whether the financial turmoil has a significant impact on the domestic IT industry, but we find that the impact is not great." He said that the number of jobs in the IT industry has not decreased, but increased. For example, in the recruitment database of Zhaopin, the position of network engineer increased by 6%. Hao Jian's view has been proved by the market. Since last year, Dell has laid off about 8,900 employees worldwide, accounting for about 10% of the total number of employees. However, amit midha, CEO of Dell China, said in an interview with the media that there were no layoffs in China. "We are still hiring in China, and it is still growing! Therefore, if a netizen wants to join the Dell family, please log on to our website and send us your resume. " Our reporter also learned from Zhongguancun Science Park that the financial turmoil had no obvious impact on the IT industry in the park. An employee who works in Lucent Technology (China) Co., Ltd. told China Youth Daily that although the news of layoffs of international IT giants has been heard frequently recently, such cases have not been seen in China companies of Zhongguancun enterprises. Export manufacturing and trade: the collapse tide caused the job market to shrink. Manager Shen of the Foreign Trade Department of a textile company in Xiaoshan, Hangzhou, told China Youth Daily that many private textile enterprises there have closed down, including four or five large enterprises. "They are all engaged in foreign trade export, and their profits have been very thin in the past two years. From the beginning of this year to the present, our company can only maintain daily expenses and employees' salaries, "he said. The number of workers in their company has decreased from the highest of more than 250 to the present 100. "There is no way. As far as orders are concerned, this year is significantly lower than last year. "In fact, due to the financial turmoil and the deterioration of the economic situation, this year, the developed areas of private enterprises in China, including the Yangtze River Delta and the Pearl River Delta, have been hit to a certain extent, and a large number of enterprises have closed down, thus affecting the job market. According to reports, the information provided by Wenzhou Economic and Trade Commission shows that at the beginning of July this year, a survey was conducted on 3 1 industrial towns and development zones 1552 1 small and medium-sized enterprises in the city. According to the survey, 1009 enterprises stopped or stopped working, and another 250 enterprises closed down, totaling 1259, accounting for 8. 1% of the total number of enterprises surveyed. The closure of these enterprises has led to a shrinking job market. Yue Changjun, director of the Department of Education Economics in Peking University, believes that in 2007, 34.2% of college graduates in China were recruited by private enterprises. The collapse of these enterprises is definitely bad news for the job market. "Real estate industry: some companies canceled campus recruitment. Li Junjiang, dean of the School of Economics of Jilin University, said that the financial turmoil began with the subprime mortgage crisis, which in turn had a huge impact on the real estate industry. He said that in the United States, the profits of the real estate industry mainly come from mortgage loans, so Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac will be on the verge of bankruptcy in the subprime mortgage crisis. " Although the real estate development in China is very different from that in the United States, it is also deeply affected by the financial turmoil because of its close relationship with the financial industry. "In the past few years, China's real estate market has been very prosperous, attracting many college graduates, but this year this part of the job market will face a great contraction. It is reported that at the end of this year, real estate giants such as R&F, Evergrande and Merrill Lynch Foundation almost canceled campus recruitment. Hao Jian confirmed that the data of the real estate industry has declined. For example, in the real estate agency industry, the number of jobs was 1645 in August and 1603 in September, showing a decrease of 2.5%.