【Haichuan Workplace Talk】Why is the number of people retiring this year 2.2 times that of graduates, thereby increasing employment pressure in our country?
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Why is the number of retirees this year 2.2 times that of graduates! Has the employment pressure in our country increased instead? ? ? Although 10.76 million college graduates entered the job market this year, 24 million positions held by retirees remain vacant. Could it be that all the job positions for retirees are taken over by previous graduates, with no opportunities given to newly graduated college students?
Some people, despite holding so-called positions, actually make no difference whether they are there or not
Things are not the same as they were twenty or thirty years ago; back then, jobs were assigned, and graduates adapted to that system, with people being replaced one after another like bricks. Nowadays, there is a focus on mutual selection, but this approach is unrealistic – what society offers is not necessarily what graduates want. Fresh graduates needn’t rush into working; they can rely on their families for a while while preparing for civil service exams or postgraduate studies. Isn’t that better than going to work in factories? The manufacturing industry isn’t attractive, and it’s difficult to fill the available positions
The current situation is that many of those retiring are former frontline workers; for basic jobs, people looking for employment now prefer management positions – it’s a structural issue
Do you think retiring means stepping away from it all? Too naive. In private enterprises, very few people retire. Here, old men in their 70s are still taking up seats.
Only men with substantial pensions can truly be said to be retired; those over the working age in private enterprises aren’t considered retired – they’re considered unemployed
This is why so many doctors are now competing for **jobs these days – they no longer want to stay in the laboratory, lying around all day; having a secure life in old age – isn’t that the life they desire? From 8:30 in the morning to 5 in the afternoon, with 2.5 hours of break at noon; only five days of work per week. There’s no need to worry about being late or leaving early, no clock-in required. When things are not busy, it’s enough to simply say I have something to do and leave. The vast majority of people in private enterprises (over 95%, in fact) work extremely hard throughout their careers, yet when it comes to retirement they still have to worry about providing for themselves in old age. Those who retire at 55 would be extremely grateful if their employers would allow them to continue working; at least they could keep contributing until the age of 70 before finally retiring and falling ill from all the hard work.
Many news stories about doctors seizing positions within the system are false. Especially for those with ordinary bachelor’s degrees, if their special skills section in the initial application materials lists things like a Ph.D. from Tsinghua University, the media picks up on this and reports on it; such media outlets should be held accountable for spreading false information. The civil service examination attracts too many college graduates. In the U.S., the Gwy figure represents middle-income levels, while in our country it refers to high-income levels, and the number of people involved is large, resulting in excessive resource consumption. Harmful to social development
Advances in technology, job consolidation, and reduced demand for labor (especially simple labor).
Because it is defined as retirement when one starts receiving a pension. And most of those who have retired are still at work~~