Analysis of the Competitiveness of China's Human Resources Industry from the Perspective of Local Governance

From the perspective of local governance, this paper systematically analyzes the current state of competitiveness in China’s human resources industry. At present, the human resources service sector is undergoing a critical period of structural transformation, characterized by regional disparities, strong policy orientation, and talent policy-driven development. However, it also faces three key challenges: the lack of a nationwide coordination mechanism, emphasis on talent attraction over cultivation, and policy homogenization. In response, this study proposes three targeted strategies to enhance competitiveness. First, it advocates for the establishment of a "central coordination local collaboration" governance mechanism to promote information sharing and mutual recognition of qualifications. Regions can strengthen local talent cultivation and service capabilities. Simultaneously building a comprehensive talent development chain. Regions can also develop localized human resources policies that are suitable for regional conditions. Thus achieving differentiated competition and coordinated regional development. I hope to provide feasible ways to build a localized human resource governance model.

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Lex localis - Journal of Local Self-Government
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2025-08-04
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https://doi.org/10.52152/800152
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Regional Development and Policy
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Analysis of the Competitiveness of China's Human Resources Industry from the Perspective of Local Governance

Ying Cai, Chen Zhao
Lex localis - Journal of Local Self-Government
Regional Development and Policy
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Analysis of the Competitiveness of China's Human Resources Industry from the Perspective of Local Governance

Ying Cai, Chen Zhao
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From the perspective of local governance, this paper systematically analyzes the current state of competitiveness in China’s human resources industry. At present, the human resources service sector is undergoing a critical period of structural transformation, characterized by regional disparities, strong policy orientation, and talent policy-driven development. However, it also faces three key challenges: the lack of a nationwide coordination mechanism, emphasis on talent attraction over cultivation, and policy homogenization. In response, this study proposes three targeted strategies to enhance competitiveness. First, it advocates for the establishment of a "central coordination local collaboration" governance mechanism to promote information sharing and mutual recognition of qualifications. Regions can strengthen local talent cultivation and service capabilities. Simultaneously building a comprehensive talent development chain. Regions can also develop localized human resources policies that are suitable for regional conditions. Thus achieving differentiated competition and coordinated regional development. I hope to provide feasible ways to build a localized human resource governance model.

Lex localis - Journal of Local Self-GovernmentVol. 23(8)
Zhejiang University of Water Resource and Electric Power (CN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 77%
Regional Development and Policy
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