Govt works to help graduates land jobs

By Xinhua News Agency

Jun 22, 2022 12:10 am

BEIJING: In a year where a record 10.76 million graduates are streaming out of colleges and universities, China has committed itself to helping them enter the workforce amid Covid-19-induced snarls.

This comes as this year's challenging job-hunting season due to coronavirus-hampered job interviews and lukewarm demand for new workers, Education Ministry official Wu Aihua said.

This April 14, 2022 file photo shows a student in a job interview held via video conference at the Central South University in Changsha, in China’s central Hunan province. XINHUA PHOTO

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