25Aug

China launches human resources website for older people

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China on Wednesday launched a human resources website for older people, marking the first step of building a human resources information service platform for the country’s older citizens.

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The website, launched by the China National Committee on Ageing, offers content including human resources policies, human resources knowledge and employment information.

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The website aims to build a platform to help older people with employment, and is of great significance to tackling the challenges of an aging population, said Wang Jianjun, head of the committee.

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