The key training occupations that train 7 million migrant workers every year include manufacturing, construction, service, local industry, leisure tourism and catering.

Recently, Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security issued a notice and decided to implement the vocational skills training plan for migrant workers, making it clear that more than 7 million migrant workers will be trained each year this year and next.

The plan emphasizes that enterprises should be the mainstay, and migrant workers who are on the job should be organized to take the job instead of training, so as to stabilize their posts through training. It is necessary to give priority to exporting places, organize returning migrant workers to carry out employment and entrepreneurship training, and promote migrant workers to find jobs and start businesses nearby.

Combined with the development of county economy and the demand for public welfare jobs, skills training will be carried out around manufacturing, construction, service, local industries, leisure tourism and catering industries in the county to improve the career transformation and re-employment ability of returning migrant workers and promote their re-employment.

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Reasons of vocational skills training program for migrant workers' stable employment;

According to the relevant person in charge of Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security Vocational Capacity Building Department, the total number of migrant workers in China exceeds 290 million. Generally speaking, the employment of migrant workers has the characteristics of large amount, poor stability and weak security, and is easily affected by economic fluctuations.

Under the impact of the epidemic, the labor market stopped in stages and the resumption of work was postponed on a large scale. The employment pressure of migrant workers has obviously increased, the task of employment assistance is heavier, and the employment situation is more severe.

People's Daily Overseas Network-Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security: Training more than 7 million migrant workers every year this year and next.