人力资源社会保障部等四部门有关司局负责同志就《关于推进职业技能证书互通互认的通知》答记者问

Core Viewpoint - The issuance of the "Notice on Promoting the Mutual Recognition of Vocational Skill Certificates" aims to facilitate the mobility of skilled labor and enhance the efficiency of human resource allocation in response to the rapid economic restructuring and industrial upgrading in China [2][3]. Group 1: Background of the Notice - Vocational skill certificates serve as proof of a laborer's skill level and capabilities, playing a crucial role in job seeking, ensuring safety in key positions, and promoting the rational allocation of human resources [2]. - The lack of mutual recognition of different vocational skill certificates, due to varying legal bases, management departments, and evaluation standards, creates barriers for skilled laborers seeking employment across regions and industries [2]. Group 2: Key Measures to Promote Mutual Recognition - The Notice proposes several policy measures based on local experiences, including: - Promoting mutual recognition of vocational qualification certificates in key sectors, allowing workers with certificates from one department to apply for corresponding certificates from other departments with simplified processes [3][4]. - Establishing a mechanism for the connection between vocational qualification certificates and vocational skill level certificates, enabling workers with certain certificates to be recognized at corresponding skill levels [3][4]. - Enhancing the circulation and market recognition of vocational skill level certificates through standardized evaluation processes and unified standards across regions [5]. Group 3: Implementation Assurance - To ensure the effective implementation of the Notice, three main measures are proposed: - Strengthening organizational leadership by establishing a coordinated working mechanism among relevant departments [6][7]. - Enhancing information services by developing a comprehensive query system for vocational skill assessment institutions and certificates [7]. - Promoting policy awareness and public understanding through effective communication and feedback mechanisms [7].