Guiyang Bureau of Human Resources and Social Security takes responsibility for implementing the national and provincial development plans and policies on human resources and social security; drafting local laws and regulations on human resources and social security; formulating municipal development plans and policies on human resources and social security and supervising their implementation.
Guiyang Economic and Technological Development Zone has adopted an industry-oriented approach to talent development in recent years, fostering close cooperation among the government, schools, and enterprises to cultivate and retain skilled workers.
The Baiyun district bureau of human resources and social security has established job matching service stations in areas with high concentrations of flexible workers, providing targeted employment support.
A visit to a service station in Yunyan district on June 2 revealed a steady stream of job information displayed on electronic screens. Workers can simply scan a QR code to submit their training needs, and the local human resources department then connects them with free skills-training providers to help them find employment.
Since being selected in 2022 as one of China's first pilot cities for youth-oriented urban development, Guiyang has rolled out a series of policies and programs aimed at making the city more welcoming to young people while encouraging them to contribute to local growth.
According to the report, both the quantity and quality of talent in Guiyang City and Gui'an New Area increased during the 14th Five-Year Plan period (2021-25), with the total talent pool reaching 1.63 million.