Core Viewpoint - Suzhou is effectively implementing an employment-first strategy, focusing on key groups and continuously optimizing public employment services [1] Group 1: Employment Services - Suzhou provides unemployment registration services for key groups such as unemployed individuals and those facing employment difficulties through grassroots platforms and local employment service stations [1] - The city offers career guidance, policy consultation, job recommendations, and vocational training to registered unemployed individuals who are willing and able to work [1] - Employment assistance and support are prioritized for individuals facing employment difficulties, with a safety net for those unable to achieve stable employment through market channels [1] Group 2: Employment Achievements - From January to August, Suzhou has facilitated employment for 94,000 urban unemployed individuals, with 15,700 of those being individuals facing employment difficulties [1] - A precise support system for key groups has been established, consolidating data resources on a unified, open, and shared platform to dispatch support tasks to communities [1] - As of the end of August, 4,148 individuals with labor capacity and employment willingness from the fishing industry have successfully transitioned to new jobs [1] Group 3: Targeted Support for Specific Groups - Suzhou focuses on the job training needs of specific groups such as veterans and individuals with disabilities, broadening employment channels and increasing job supply [1] - Since the beginning of the year, 1,030 veterans have been assisted in finding employment, and 1,412 individuals with disabilities have also secured jobs [1]