Round Table China Crafting a '15-minute' employment service circle
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Jun 13, 2025 Explore the innovative '15-minute employment service circle' aimed at bridging the gap between job seekers and employers. The concept focuses on creating local employment hubs to simplify job searches and support various demographics, including graduates and migrant workers. Discussion highlights include innovative models in urban and rural areas, tackling the challenges of job hunting, and the importance of community collaboration. The show also emphasizes mental health support and the role of personalized services in navigating today's job market.
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15-Minute Employment Circle Concept
- The 15-minute employment service circle brings employment resources within a 15-minute walk of every neighborhood.
- It addresses the disconnect between employers and job seekers by providing accessible, free community support.
Limitations of Online Job Search
- Internet job searching can be confusing and overwhelming, particularly for those inexperienced with online applications.
- Community stations provide personalized, less intimidating support beyond what the Internet offers.
Small Town Bulletin Board Parallel
- Steve Hatherly recalls a small-town grocery store bulletin board used for community job postings.
- This community approach parallels the supportive nature of the 15-minute employment service circles.