On the issue of archives and employment. What about archival employment?

First of all, your cadre status will not be lost, but if you are in a private company, what is the use of cadre status?

2. If you want to change jobs, you need to get the consent of your current employer and provide proof of termination of labor relations, and you can follow the three insurances of your file box.

3. If the liquidated damages are not much, it is recommended to pay, and you have not even signed the contract, then there is no breach of contract, so you don't have to pay any fees, and you don't have three insurances, because you haven't even signed the contract, how to pay the three insurances?

4. You first go to the talent center to ask, how to file files, if the unit does not give you a certificate of release and termination of labor relations, you go to the personnel and labor inspection team of the district to report, write complaint materials. Guaranteed to work.

If you change jobs, you can ask the personnel department of your new unit to issue a certificate to go to the talent center and get your file back, and the three insurances can be transferred from the old unit to the new unit.

First of all, you have to solve the problem of your account and file, so that you can have a good development in the original unit, solve your worries, and secondly, lay the foundation for your job change.

Next, it is the problem that you want to change jobs, you can still go through the talent center, because the talent center is responsible for your work, if you are not satisfied with your work, you can communicate with the talent center, and the specific process you need to straighten out, *** said (do not fight unprepared battles).

The archival major is a "cold major". The name sounds boring and cold, and the corresponding occupation is not publicized, and even most of the students come from professional adjustments, but they can often be "seamlessly connected" with some counterpart units when they are employed.

Due to the fact that there are not many colleges and universities in China that offer archival majors, coupled with the small number of graduates, the competition is relatively less fierce, and the employment rate of each school is relatively high.

For example, the final employment rate of undergraduate graduates in the Department of Information Management of Sun Yat-sen University (including archival science) in 2005 and 2007 has remained above 96% for three consecutive years, and archival science of Wuhan University has been the major with the highest employment rate in recent years.

Direction of employment. Students majoring in archival science will study archival cultural heritage protection, e-government, digital information security management, database intellectual property research, etc., and have a wide range of employment opportunities.

Graduates are suitable for information management departments, party and government organs, enterprises and institutions to engage in secretarial, archives management, administrative management, human resource management and related research work, as well as news, cultural resources and cultural undertakings management.

With the development of network informatization, the traditional archives management will gradually transform into electronic information archives management, and there is an urgent need for more professional archives talents.

On the applet 0312 to find a job lack of source work, very convenient, there are a lot of jobs, I did a hidden registration of resumes, sent a hand, immediately a company contacted me pure dress hall, found the job I like, praise praise.

This senior or senior sister, may I ask what kind of bai you are doing now?

Let's take the civil service exam, there is still a bit of an advantage.

Others go to the human resources department of the enterprise or the office to be responsible for the archives and documents.

Be familiar with official writing.

Certified Accounting.

It's not easy to take the test, you have to weigh it carefully before making a decision.

Archival science is not a popular major, and now in this society, there is a saturation of talents, and even popular majors are difficult to employ.

Don't talk about whether the major is right or not, think more about your family and the future.

Choose a place of employment first.

It's hard to say whether four years of college is considered a vain study, and we can't think about it in a hurry.

There's still a long way to go.

I can't recruit archival professionals here, and you're still worried.

Alas, the same. It's the same, I don't want to go to graduate school. Looking forward to someone helping ...

The unpopular archival major allowed him to find the direction of his life, do you know the archival major.

Your file is in school, and generally if you are not employed before graduation, the file will be kept in the school, and you will know it when you go to the school archives to check it. If you can't find it in the school archives, you can also find out where your file was sent and you can look for it there.

Don't worry, just ask and you'll know it all.