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A survey shows the employment rate of new graduates in Hohhot in 2011 was 88%, and nearly 70% preferred not to work at the grassroots level, which may worsen the shortage of professionals such as teachers, doctors and laboratory technicians in villages and towns, according to the Inner Mongolia Morning Post. |
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