Core Viewpoint - Employment stability is a key focus of current economic work, with local governments actively building inclusive public employment service platforms to provide precise services for job seekers and enterprises [1] Group 1: Employment Services in Shenzhen - In Shenzhen's Shui Bei community, a live-streamed recruitment event featured 31 companies offering 1,444 job positions, providing "one-on-one" career guidance and policy consultation [3] - The local human resources department established an employment station at the community service center to offer skills training, entrepreneurial guidance, and rights protection services tailored to the needs of the jewelry industry [4] - Since its inception, Shui Bei Night School has conducted 216 training sessions covering AI, jewelry craftsmanship, internet marketing, and entrepreneurship [6] - Shenzhen has built 80 standardized employment service stations, hosting over 600 employment service events and providing job information over 300,000 times, serving more than 1 million people by 2025 [8] Group 2: Employment Services in Jiangxi - In Jiangxi, recruitment activities and employment services have been brought to villages, known locally as "household meetings," to facilitate local employment for returning migrant workers [10] - At an "employment household meeting" in Shitang Village, six local companies offered over 180 job positions across various sectors, addressing the immediate employment needs of villagers [12] - From January to April, Jiangxi added 280,800 new rural migrant workers, with 174,100 of them finding jobs within the province [16] Group 3: Innovative Employment Services in Sichuan - In Mianyang, Sichuan, the "Starry Night Market" employment service has attracted many citizens by moving recruitment fairs and skills training to night markets, breaking traditional time and space limitations [17] - In the first four months of 2025, Mianyang saw an increase of 16,600 urban jobs [19] - The "Starry Night Market" also offers free skills training in baking and coffee making, along with policy promotion and entrepreneurial guidance, helping thousands of individuals secure employment [20]