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白领"不差人" 大学生甘当"蓝领"
春节假期后,应届毕业生们告别了短暂的欢愉,重新面对残酷的就业现状。而现在出现了一种现象:白领不缺,蓝领紧缺。高校毕业生们找不到工作,而一些地方的技术型企业及工厂却身处“用工荒(labor shortage)”的尴尬境地。
是时候要重新投入工作了,对吗?但并非所有人的境况都是如此。我们也将就此开始新一轮的话题:“用工荒”。
Time to get back to work, right? Well, not everyone is. Which brings us to our next major topic: The labor shortage。
想必你已经看过了相关的新闻头条报道。自春节时起,珠江三角洲的许多公司都面临严重的缺工现象。而诸多工厂更是遭受重创。仅仅一个广州市就有约15万的工作缺口;相比之下,该市去年的工作空缺几乎为零。
You’ve no doubt seen the headlines. Companies in the Pearl River Delta area have been facing a major labor shortage since the Spring Festival. Industries have been hit hard there. Guangzhou alone has an estimated 150,000 vacancies – compared with practically zero last year。
与此同时,关于大学生就业难的报道屡见报端,数之不尽。还有报道称工作起薪正在下降,很多职位的起始薪金已降至约2000元/月。
At the same time, we see an endless number of reports about what a hard time college grads are having finding a job. And how starting salaries have been dropping, in many cases to around 2,000 yuan a month。
并排摆在我们面前的是稀缺的劳动力与并不乐观的就业前景,所以人们不禁要问:如果大学毕业生们能够降低要求,去当一名蓝领工人,那么情况又将怎样呢?
What we have is a labor shortage and gloomy job prospects existing side-by-side, so some people are asking: What would happen if college grads were to lower their expectations and take a factory job?
21世纪报对话一位身为蓝领的大学毕业生,也从中找到了五味陈杂的感觉。
21st Century has spoken with college grads who headed down this path and has found some mixed feelings。
他并非在炫耀什么,但至少他拥有一份工作。
He's not bragging, but at least he has a job。
与周围的朋友们相比,苏霍连的工作并非那样有趣,也没什么可炫耀,但他很满意自己的第一份工作。去年七月,22岁的苏霍连从桂林电子科技大学自动化专业。经历了漫长而艰难的求职期,而他接到的几份聘任书全都是从事流水线上的工作。经过几个不眠之夜的思考,他决定去当一位蓝领工人。他解释说:“我已经是成年人了,我需要养活我自己,除此之外我还要还清我的助学贷款。”
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