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Jobs in China’s SOEs lure most applicants, survey shows
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COMPETITION for job positions in China’s state-owned companies heated up in the third quarter as they cut recruitment while the internet industry became the largest recruiter, recruitment portal Zhaopin.com said in a report today.
Each opening in state-owned companies averagely received 41.6 applications from job seekers, Zhaopin.com said. That compared with an average 30.7 for the whole job market.
Private companies continued to create the most jobs on the market with mild competition of 27 applications for one opening.
An earlier report by the website showed the number of job openings by private firms rose 31 percent year on year while state-owned firms cut demand by 29 percent in the third quarter.
Internet and e-commerce sectors are the most active in expanding headcount followed by real estate companies, the report said.
In Shanghai, competition is most fierce in energy, mining, and petrochemical industries traditionally dominated by state-owned companies, the website said.
Professional services including accountant, legal services providers, and human resource advisers are the highest paid jobs in the city with average monthly salary reaching 10,211 yuan (US$1,663.03). That compared with 6,049 yuan for bank staff as the 10th best paid job.
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