Survey and Analysis of the Sense of Employment Awareness among Young People in Chaoyang District Schools

Guo Yonggang

Chinese Economy, 1988, vol. 21, issue 4, 6-25

Abstract: Employment is a stage in the path of life through which every young person must pass. Owing to the influences of political, economic, cultural-educational, and family background factors, young people go through a process of selection with regard to the many types of different professions and jobs in society. We consider their understanding and orientations toward jobs and their general attitudes toward employment as these young people's employment awareness. In the wake of the healthy development of the social economy, there is a demand for the realization of an organic integration between jobs and careers, on the one hand, and laborers, on the other hand, throughout the whole society. Therefore, the young people's choice of jobs and careers has a direct connection to the interests of all three things: the state, the collective, and the individual.

Date: 1988
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