The campaign will run on the national platform, and will also be carried out by private employment agencies.
China will embrace a talent dividend to boost economic development, while the implementation of the employment-first policy remains one of the government's top priorities to stabilize the job market, said Premier Li Qiang.
A recent report by MyCOS, an education consulting and research institute in Beijing, shows that 4.2 percent of the college students surveyed who graduated in 2021 took flexible jobs, 30 percent of whom work as livestreamers or in new media.
The meeting noted that the employment situation improved in June compared with April and May, but keeping employment stable remains a daunting task.
The latest figures cited from the National Bureau of Statistics show that the surveyed unemployment rate of people aged 16 to 24 was 18.4 percent in May, up 0.2 percentage points from April. The average surveyed unemployment rate in urban areas was 5.9 percent last month.