No. The tripartite agreement is an agreement that governs the employment relationship between graduates, the employer and the school. It is printed by the education department of the province or city where the school is located. It is in four copies and has different colors. Only the signature on the paper version is legally binding and cannot be filled in electronically. Print. Contents to be filled out in the tripartite agreement:

1. In the employment agreement column, the full name of the employer must be filled in (consistent with the official seal). Most provinces and cities require that registration certificates be printed based on the name of the employer, and plans are issued to various cities and relevant units based on the full name of the unit. All local cities and relevant units will implement graduates’ household registration, file relationships, etc. based on the registration certificate.

2. In the unit address column, the province and city must be filled in completely and accurately, and the specific address must be written accurately. Because the registration address, unit address and unit affiliation must be entered based on this item, once the unit address column is incorrect, the area where the unit is located will not be able to accept graduate programs, which will affect the smooth reporting of graduates.

3. The address and postal code of the file transfer unit filled in by graduates must be accurate and cannot be omitted. The school will enter the plan accordingly and transfer the files. If there is an error, it will cause difficulties in delivering and receiving graduate files during the transfer process, causing graduates to be unable to implement various relationships in a timely and smooth manner, including affecting the enjoyment of unit benefits.