中国式现代化人才支撑更加坚实

Core Viewpoint - Talent is recognized as the primary resource for development, with a strategic focus on talent-driven growth and deep integration of talent, innovation, and industry chains [1] Group 1: Talent Evaluation Mechanism - China has been reforming its talent evaluation mechanisms to eliminate barriers and promote a more flexible and performance-based assessment system, focusing on innovation capability, quality, effectiveness, and contribution [2] - Since 2018, various regions have implemented differentiated evaluation standards to address the "one-size-fits-all" issue, emphasizing peer evaluations and the role of market and social entities in talent assessment [2][3] - The evaluation system has been adapted to local needs, with new professional titles established in emerging fields such as integrated circuits and quantum information, and specific evaluation methods for agricultural technicians [3] Group 2: Talent Resource Advantages - By the end of 2024, China's total talent resources are expected to reach 220 million, with R&D personnel consistently ranking first globally [4] - High-level talents are being cultivated through national major scientific tasks and innovation platforms, with a focus on selecting academicians from frontline researchers in critical fields [4] - The number of skilled workers has surpassed 200 million, accounting for over 26% of the total workforce, with more than 60 million classified as high-skilled talents [4][5] Group 3: Integration of Talent and Industry - The "New Eight-Level Worker" system has been introduced to enhance the recognition and motivation of skilled workers, with significant achievements in innovation and efficiency improvements reported [6] - Over 1,600 chief and special technicians were appointed in the first half of the year, with 1.851 million individuals obtaining advanced vocational qualifications [6] - Talent training programs are aligned with national strategic needs, focusing on cultivating innovative and application-oriented talents in emerging industries [6] Group 4: Overseas Talent - The government has issued policies to support the return of overseas talent, integrating them into the national employment policy framework and encouraging entrepreneurship and service to the country [7]