Construction of the job market is the changing nature of university employment work an inevitable trend and the Role.doc

Construction of the job market is the changing nature of university employment work an inevitable trend and the Role [Paper Keywords] construction job market, employment, the changing nature and role changing [Abstract] graduate employment development so far, university employment system has undergone a dramatic change, students graduate from the allocation procedures for the management, to career counseling for students, providing employment information services, can be said that with the “Market-oriented, government regulation, school recommendation, two-way selection of students and employers the employment mechanism,” gradually, the job market specialized operating mode, the market to build brand to create, and information sharing are more and more deeply immersed in the university Among employment. graduate employment market construction is becoming a national university and the challenges facing the mission, but also the changing nature of university employment and Character of the inevitable trend. A concept first college job market is the most important issue facing the construction The traditional concept of employment is incompatible with the employment situation in today’s society. With the deepening of China’s reform and opening up the employment situation is also constantly changing. Is incompatible with this situation, the employment concept of hysteresis. Student Employment System is a “market oriented”, then in terms of job content and working methods, university employment with the “market” forged a bond. Construction employment market has become a very important university employment component. Since the nineties of last century reform the country since the employment of college graduates, many colleges and universities to actively explore the construction of the job market for graduates and employers, “two-way choice” to build a platform. From the Graduate Employment Scheme to a market-oriented allocation of time today,