Economic Daily Jin Guanping: Utilize Incremental Space to Promote Youth Employment

Currently, new productive forces are developing vigorously, and industrial upgrades are accelerating. There is still ample room for increased youth employment. Make good use of the employment opportunities opened up by the development of new productive forces. Currently, industries clusters such as artificial intelligence, new energy, low-altitude economy, and integrated circuits are experiencing explosive growth, continuously releasing multi-level, high value-added technical positions, with a sharp increase in the demand for skilled personnel. Universities can keep up with industrial dynamics by adding cutting-edge majors, deepening the cooperation between schools and enterprises, implementing dual-mentor teaching in companies, and filling the gap in students' practical skills. Local departments of human resources and social security should simultaneously offer specialized skills training for emerging industries, organize company-campus recruitment events, guide graduates from science, engineering, and interdisciplinary fields to enter the job market accurately, and encourage students to participate in scientific and technological innovation projects and industrial internships, adapt to job requirements in advance, and alleviate the problem of talent supply-demand mismatch in emerging fields. Against the backdrop of overall rural revitalization and new urbanization, grassroots levels become an important stage for young people to showcase their talents. Projects such as the "Three Supports and One Assistance Program" and the "Western Plan," as well as the stable and moderate expansion of recruitment in government and public institutions, are maintained. Young people can be guided to actively engage in county's industries, rural e-commerce, and modern agriculture, accumulate experience through grassroots practices, and explore diverse and stable employment opportunities.