Post-Graduation Document Handling Guide | Archives Transfer, Party Relations and Employment Agreement
What to do with your archives after graduation? AcademicIdeas covers three-party agreement, archive transfer, party membership transfer, and solutions for common archive problems.
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What to do with your archives after graduation? AcademicIdeas covers three-party agreement, archive transfer, party membership transfer, and solutions for common archive problems.
- Understand 5 major destinations for graduate archives
- Master three-party agreement and party relations transfer process
- Learn solutions for dead archives and lost documents
- [Employer transfer] For graduates with formal employment, archives are usually transferred to the employer or its designated talent service agency.
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- Understand 5 major destinations for graduate archives
- Master three-party agreement and party relations transfer process
- Learn solutions for dead archives and lost documents
5 major destinations for graduate archives
- [Employer transfer] For graduates with formal employment, archives are usually transferred to the employer or its designated talent service agency.
- [Talent center custody] For freelancers or unemployed graduates, archives are usually transferred to the local public talent center.
- [School temporary storage] For students preparing for re-examination — not recommended long-term
- [Hometown street/community] For unemployed graduates in some areas
- [New school] For domestic graduate studies (master/PhD)
Three-party agreement: process and key precautions
- [What is it] An employment intention agreement between the graduate, employer, and school with legal effect
- [Process] Get agreement → negotiate with employer → employer signs → school signs → each party keeps one copy
- [Key terms] Penalty (typically one month salary), trial period, job content, work location, social insurance
- [Not a labor contract] A three-party agreement is a statement of employment intent, not the formal labor contract you sign after onboarding
Employment registration certificate and its uses
- [What is it] A reporting certificate for graduates, issued by the provincial employment guidance center
- [Uses] Report to employer, transfer archives, handle household registration, transfer party relations, prove fresh graduate status
- [Loss handling] Can be reissued within 2 years of validity; contact school or provincial employment center
Party membership relations transfer
- [Why transfer] Each party member can only participate in one party organization's activities
- [Process] The school party committee issues a transfer letter → report to the destination organization → original relations are released → new organization accepts
- [Where to transfer] Work unit party organization; or hometown street party organization if no work unit party
Common archive problems: dead archives, abandoned archives, lost archives
- [What is dead archive] Archives lost during transfer, stuck at an institution, or incomplete content
- [Dead archive activation] Contact talent center → supplement missing materials → talent center reviews and activates
- [Risks of abandoning archives] Archives are required for civil service or public institution exams, professional title evaluation, household registration, and retirement procedures
Frequently asked questions
- Can I carry archives myself after graduation?
- No. Archives must be transferred through official confidential channels, not personally carried. Archives carried by individuals often become "dead archives" that talent centers will not accept.
- No job yet after graduation, where should archives go?
- Transfer archives to your hometown talent center for custody. If preparing for graduate entrance exams, you can apply for temporary school storage (usually 2 years free).
- What if I don't pay the three-party agreement penalty?
- Three-party agreement has legal effect. If you breach the contract without paying penalty, school can withhold your archives until paid. Employers can also pursue through legal channels.