Beijing Held A Symposium On Employment In 2015

Employment is a very big problem, and it is also the focus of many people's attention.

This year, Beijing, Tianjin and Hebei three will explore the establishment of employment coordination mechanism, and will establish a unified human resources market.

On the morning of April 3rd, Beijing held a symposium on employment in 2015, and Liu Xiaojun, director of the Employment Promotion Office of the city's Bureau of human social security, introduced at the forum to promote the realization of "industrial control" in Beijing.

Beijing will study and formulate policies this year to encourage employers to recruit more workers from Beijing.

The meeting also revealed that

With the adjustment of the city's economic structure, some enterprises that have upgraded, relocated, and eliminated backward production capacity have produced diverted workers.

In 2015, Beijing will study and formulate subsidy policies to encourage employers to directly employ the diversion.

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The main target of this year's employment work in Beijing is 360 thousand new jobs in urban areas, 200 thousand unemployed persons and rural labor force to be employed, 100 thousand urban and rural employment difficulties, and the registered unemployment rate within 3%.

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From May 1st, the Lhasa customs will join hands with 10 customs departments along the Silk Road Economic Belt to start the integrated reform of the Silk Road Economic Zone and regional customs clearance.

The General Administration of Customs has recently decided that 10 customs offices in Tibet, Shandong, Shanxi, Henan, Shaanxi, Gansu, Ningxia, Qinghai and Xinjiang 9 provinces (regions), including Lhasa, Lhasa, Lhasa, Xinjiang, Qi, Qi, Qi, Qi, Qi, and so on, will start the integrated reform of customs and regional customs in the Silk Road Economic Zone.

According to the Tibet daily news, the head of the customs supervision and clearance department of Lhasa said that after the implementation of the integrated reform of customs clearance of the Silk Road Economic Zone, the import and export enterprises in the region will enjoy the same treatment and standard no matter where the customs department handles the business procedures.

"For example, the plateau products produced in Tibet need to be sold overseas by sea. It takes at least a week before shipment, customs clearance and final inspection.

After the reform of customs clearance integration, enterprises can go through all the formalities in Lhasa customs, and the goods can be directly released to Qingdao port, and the time is expected to be shortened by more than half.

The official told reporters that on the one hand, the reform will simplify relevant procedures and examination and approval links, speed up customs clearance, speed up logistics and reduce economic costs, so that 286 Tibet import and export enterprises registered in Lhasa customs will benefit from it. On the other hand, Tibet will further melt into the "big channel" of Silk Road Economic Belt logistics and open up the "high-speed road" of Tibet's import and export enterprises running through the Silk Road Economic Belt, and promote Tibet's opening up to the outside world.

The Lhasa customs will join hands with 10 customs departments along the Silk Road Economic Belt to start the integrated reform of the Silk Road Economic Zone and regional customs clearance.

This initiative will break the geographical restrictions and the customs boundary area, so that 10 customs of 9 provinces (autonomous regions) along the border will form a "customs clearance and customs clearance" integration framework. Not only will the import and export enterprises of Tibet autonomous region have more options, they can choose to declare ports, customs clearance models and inspection sites, and create a low cost and efficient customs environment. At the same time, it will further boost Tibet's integration into the "one belt and one road" national development strategy and the "Silk Road Economic Belt" major strategic plan, and serve the development of Tibet's export-oriented economy.