Premier Wen says more efforts needed to help graduates find jobs

Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao on Wednesday called for strengthened efforts to help college graduates find employment.

"Employment pressures for college graduates are great as the number of graduates is increasing rapidly," Wen said at a meeting of the State Council, or cabinet.

Wen noted that some students' employment expectations were unrealistic, and employment services could not always meet their demands.

"The task to improve the employment environment for college graduates is still arduous," he said, urging relevant departments to "make every effort" to help graduates find employment.

Source: Xinhua
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