On July 12th, the reporter of the Central Broadcasting Network Aksu (intern reporter Bu Peng), the reporter saw in the workshop of Aksu Textile Industry Co., Ltd. in Xinjiang Aksu Textile Industrial City (Development Zone), Maier Yiyi Maier is weighing the sliver and carefully recording the relevant data. She told reporters that by transferring employment to work in the enterprise, the living conditions at home have improved a lot. "The company provides accommodation, and there is a subsidy of 300 yuan per month. Now we can get 3,500 yuan a month, and we will pay 2,000 yuan a month to the younger sister who is going to junior high school. If then, if I have the opportunity to test my correspondence and improve my abilities."

It is understood that in the first half of 2018, Aksu Textile Industrial City has registered 92 textile and garment enterprises, and textile and garment enterprises have absorbed 4,850 rural surplus laborers, including 2,719 rural poverty-stricken laborers, currently 3,754 people, and Maier. Yem Immel is one of them.

Liu Qing, deputy director of the Aksu Textile Industrial City Management Committee, said: "We have made a preliminary analysis of the employment needs of the entire textile and garment enterprises, and calculated the missing amount of employment jobs, and then worked hard on the employment and employment platforms. The employees who come to work are systematically trained so that they can integrate into the work life of the company more quickly."

Xinjiang Aksu region absorbs rural surplus labor and transfers employment through the development of textile and garment industry, develops employment demand for textile and garment enterprises, and makes full use of resources such as vocational colleges, vocational skill training centers and various training institutions to carry out pre-employment training in textile and garment industry. After the training, the organization moved to the employment of textile and garment enterprises, which improved the stability of textile and garment enterprises to absorb employment.