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2024年Q4招聘调研报告
Lie Pin·2024-11-28 01:20

Investment Rating - The report does not explicitly provide an investment rating for the industry Core Insights - The labor market shows a stable demand for talent, with a notable increase in recruitment needs in the IT, mechanical manufacturing, and healthcare sectors, driven by digital transformation and population aging [10][29] - The report highlights a shift in employer recruitment strategies, with a decrease in the proportion of employers planning to increase hiring in Q4 compared to Q3, indicating a cautious approach amid economic uncertainties [54][74] - The demand for talent is concentrated in first-tier and new first-tier cities, with Shanghai leading in new job postings, followed by Beijing and Shenzhen [25][26] Economic Overview - The economic growth for the first three quarters of 2024 is reported at 4.8%, with stable unemployment rates around 5.1% [13][14] - The private economy is emphasized as a key driver of market confidence and employment, supported by recent legislative changes [9][16] Labor Market Analysis - The distribution of new job postings shows that the IT/Internet/Gaming sector leads with 21.38%, followed by mechanical manufacturing at 10.01% and healthcare at 8.67% [29][30] - The report indicates that small and micro enterprises are increasingly responsible for new job creation, reflecting their growing importance in the economy [11][38] Recruitment Trends - In Q4 2024, the highest recruitment demand is observed in the consumer goods sector at 15.0%, with mechanical/manufacturing and healthcare sectors also showing strong demand at 11.7% each [57][58] - The report notes a significant increase in the proportion of small employers (1-99 employees) planning to hire, reflecting a shift in recruitment strategies [58][59] Talent Flow and Age Distribution - The age distribution of job applicants shows that individuals aged 20-35 are the most active in the job market, indicating a trend towards younger talent seeking new opportunities [49] - The report highlights that talent mobility is increasingly concentrated in major cities, with Shanghai and Beijing being the top destinations for job seekers [52][53]