Shenzhen's "second batch" plan trial run 2 1 expanded to 4 talents.

The "Work Plan for the Second Batch of On-the-job Talents Introduction and Settlement in Shenzhen" recently issued by Shenzhen City proposes to extend the new policy of non-intervention and automatic approval of college graduates to the introduction of on-the-job talents, overseas students, postdocs and their spouses' children, and fully realize the "second batch" introduction of four types of talents.

From June, 2065438 to June, 2008, Shenzhen implemented the new policy of college graduates' settlement, canceled the paper approval documents and on-site registration, and realized the automatic verification of "second batch" processing by the system, which achieved good social effects. By 20 18 12 3 1, the city has introduced 9088 graduates1person through the "second batch".

The "Second Batch" Work Plan for the Introduction and Settlement of On-the-job Talents in Shenzhen will be put into trial operation on February 28th, 2065438+2 19, and will be officially implemented on February 28th. According to the plan, in the talent introduction link, the on-site submission of application materials will be completely cancelled, and the whole process of electronic approval will be implemented. Education, criminal record, technical and vocational qualifications, social security, physical examination and other information. What needs to be audited is that the system automatically searches from the databases of relevant government departments and institutions, and automatically compares them, that is, the report is approved, that is, the approval is issued, which completely eliminates discretion and human intervention.

In the process of settlement, the applicant does not need to go to the people's society, development and reform and other relevant units, but only needs to independently select the corresponding household registration business processing point to handle and collect biometric fingerprints according to the short message or system prompt sent by the public security department. All front-end information required for settlement is pushed electronically, and only household registration and identity-related materials are provided during the settlement process, and the submission of paper materials in the whole process is reduced by more than 80%.