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Issues regarding job hopping for registered chemical engineers

2009-02-11View Original

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My registered chemist certificate is in my current company. If I want to change jobs to another company, and neither company deliberately makes things difficult for me, can I take out the certificate and go directly to the new company to re-register legally? Thanks!
Reply #22009-02-12
It should require certain procedures. As long as the employer agrees, it will definitely be fine.~~~
Reply #32009-02-12
Of course it’s legal! I have transferred from several companies in my company :) However, it is more troublesome to operate in some places.
Reply #42009-02-12
It seems that registration hasn’t started yet! It shouldn’t be troublesome to change jobs now!
Reply #52009-02-12
It's not registered at all now and has nothing to do with the company. The company keeps your certificate for you, so just come over. But it’s useless if you hold it.
Reply #62009-02-19
The registration system has not been implemented yet. If you put it in the company, the company will give you 2,500 yuan per month. I don’t know if it will be worth so much money when the registration system is implemented.
Reply #72009-02-22
It's so good, you can get so much more money just by being in the company. This certificate is not easy to test, the poster is very strong.
Reply #82009-02-22
Registration is expected to be available in the second half of this year, and now requires unified certification (that is, in the same unit, providing proof of insurance payment invoices). To transfer registration, you need to get the certificate (generally it should be difficult), and the new unit will handle it when registering.
Reply #92009-02-23
What does it mean to provide insurance payment invoices when certification is now required to be unified (that is, in the same unit)?
Reply #102009-02-23
That is, if you want to register, you must choose a unit with design qualifications, such as a design institute, and your employer must issue proof that you pay various insurances, pensions, etc. to show that your personnel relationship is true and reliable. The purpose of this is to prevent you from being affiliated everywhere. The registration certificate can only select one unit to register and affiliate with.
Reply #112009-02-26
Where is the host? I'm jealous of you for giving me so much money!
Reply #122009-03-02
Is this thing worth so much? I guess it won’t be worth anything by the time I take the exam.
Reply #132009-03-02
It's better than nothing. Don't worry about how much it costs. You can also increase your theoretical knowledge while taking the exam.
Reply #142009-03-13
Senior brother on the sixth floor: Your company gives so much! We only said give 500 ; And I won’t give it now. I want it. * * I was speechless after implementing the registration system. I really envy you. Where are you from?
Reply #152009-04-23
Yes, I'm envious. Our company only gives you 500/month if you pass the exam. There is a question that I have always been puzzled about. The second page of the certificate says that the certificate is kept by me, but my employer has taken the certificate away.
Reply #162009-05-02
This post was last edited by ghost77775 on 2009-5-2 23:09. To change the registration relationship, the key is to release the original employer and provide proof of termination of the labor relationship. Otherwise, if you register to a new organization and the original organization makes trouble, you will be in trouble.
Reply #172009-05-03
It’s so difficult to take the exam. I can’t help it. Workers in today’s society will always be oppressed. I don’t understand why I’m restricted by others when I take the exam. It’s not illegal to use it normally.

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