China News Service, Chengdu, February 2 (Yao Xinyu) "Excuse me, Director, the number of college graduates in Chengdu will reach 336,700 in 2023. What measures will our human resources and social security department take to provide employment for local college graduates?" This is Question from Wang Xiang, deputy to the Chengdu Municipal People’s Congress. On the evening of February 1, at the "Delegates and Directors Face-to-Face" consultation and exchange meeting of the Second Session of the 18th Chengdu Municipal People's Congress, the main leaders from 19 municipal departments and the National People's Congress who attended the Second Session of the 18th Chengdu Municipal People's Congress Representatives conduct face-to-face consultations and exchanges, and answer their concerns. This is also an innovative initiative of this conference.
"We will solve this kind of problem from three aspects: raising jobs, coordinating and linking, and changing concepts." As soon as he finished asking the question, Wang Xiang immediately received a reply from the relevant person in charge of the Chengdu Municipal Human Resources and Social Security Bureau. “Next, we will coordinate the city’s government agencies, state-owned enterprises in Chengdu, and grassroots recruitment job resources, promote the interconnection of information between the public employment recruitment platform and the employment network of colleges and universities in Chengdu, and jointly build shared employment and entrepreneurship service guidance stations with colleges and universities to normalize the situation. It provides college students with diverse professional services such as employment policy promotion, skills improvement, recruitment and job hunting,” the person in charge said.
Just after the last question ended, the next second, the National People's Congress deputies at the exchange meeting rushed to raise their hands, and the atmosphere was very warm. Without much foreshadowing, Xiong Xin, a representative of the Chengdu Municipal People’s Congress, asked a straightforward question: “How will Chengdu further implement high-quality inclusive child care, solve the worries of parents of children aged 0-3, and help increase the fertility rate?”
"Chengdu has successfully created the first batch of national infant care service demonstration cities. There are 1,859 institutions providing child care services in the city, with a total of 97,000 child care places." The relevant person in charge of the Chengdu Municipal Health Commission said that in the next step, Chengdu will vigorously Support the construction of public childcare institutions, coordinate and promote the construction and renovation of community childcare service facilities, further improve and implement childcare service standards and regulations, so that the masses are "willing to provide care, convenient to provide care, affordable to provide care, and have confidence in care."
At the exchange meeting, Wang Zhenfang, a representative of the Chengdu Municipal People's Congress, actively raised his hand every time he asked a question. When she finally got the chance to ask a question, she quickly asked the question she had prepared for a long time. "What considerations does Chengdu have in further promoting sports projects on campus, strengthening the integration of sports and education, and promoting the effective connection between campus sports development and the training of competitive sports reserve talents?"
The relevant person in charge of the Chengdu Municipal Sports Bureau replied that young people and schools have always been the core and foundation for the cultivation of competitive sports talents, and campuses have always been the basic position for talent cultivation. "Next, we will start from building rich platforms inside and outside the school, creating an advanced training model, jointly promoting the development of campus sports with multiple parties, and building a talent base, so that campus sports can continue to cultivate reserve talents for competitive sports."
That night, deputies to the Chengdu Municipal People's Congress and principals of Chengdu municipal departments answered more than 20 questions.
After the exchange meeting, Chengdu Municipal People’s Congress representative Chen Xuemei praised the new model. “Today I participated in the face-to-face exchange on behalf of the director. I was very nervous at the beginning, but then I felt very relaxed.” Chen Xuemei said that what she proposed was about primary and secondary school students in The problem of too little time for physical exercise and recess activities in school also received a satisfactory answer from the Chengdu Municipal Education Bureau. "Today's exchange meeting was not only cordial and smooth in communication, but also allowed me to learn about many practical issues related to people's livelihood. I hope that such activities can continue in the future." (End)