Taking advantage of the bustling crowds at the Jiaojiao Town 2026 Food Festival and Commodities Fair, Binchuan County recently launched its 2026 "One Hundred Days, Ten Thousand Jobs" special recruitment drive alongside a Shanghai-Yunnan labor cooperation job fair. The event brought quality job opportunities, employment policies, and legal awareness directly to residents' doorsteps, allowing festival-goers to browse employment options and learn practical legal and cybersecurity knowledge while enjoying the market and local cuisine.
The fairgrounds were packed with activity as staff set up consultation booths early, displaying job posters and distributing informational brochures to attendees. They patiently explained job details while providing recruitment materials to the crowd. The job fair featured carefully categorized positions, with a focus on promoting quality roles at Shanghai-based companies like Shanghai Qingmei Green Food (Group) Co., Ltd. and Shanghai Lianming Security Service Co., Ltd. for those interested in working outside the region, while simultaneously matching local enterprise positions for residents seeking nearby employment. Staff conducted one-on-one consultations based on each person's age, education level, and career aspirations, offering tailored recommendations to make job matching more precise and expand employment choices for diverse groups.
Beyond job placement, policy services were also on offer. Staff delivered detailed explanations of employment and entrepreneurship policies, covering employment subsidies, vocational skills training, and social security benefits. They clarified these supportive measures thoroughly to help residents fully understand available assistance and alleviate concerns about seeking work.
Coinciding with Cybersecurity Awareness Week, the event also featured cybersecurity education, teaching market visitors about personal information protection,防范电信网络诈骗, resisting online rumors, and rejecting cyberbullying. Special attention was given to explaining key security points for elderly residents and teenagers. Legal awareness campaigns ran concurrently, introducing laws including the Labor Law of the People's Republic of China, the Labor Contract Law of the People's Republic of China, and the Cybersecurity Law of the People's Republic of China, guiding workers to develop awareness of legal rights protection and enhancing public capacity to guard against online risks.
By leveraging the food festival and commodities fair platform, this initiative transformed the dynamic from "job seekers hunting for positions" to "delivering jobs to their doorsteps," integrating employment services, policy briefings, and legal education into a convenient service hub within the lively marketplace.