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2010年春节过后,“用工荒”又成了流行词汇。专家指出,用工荒的出现是一个时段的、结构性的、局部区域的现象,主要原因是农民工的职业技能不适应岗位需求。另一个因素是,我国对外贸易有所恢复,沿海地区部分外向型企业订单增加,使得短期内用工增加较多,导致一段时间招不到工人的状况出现。为此,各级政府部门应当            
①对农民工返乡做出适当限制,以保证沿海城市的用工需求
②关注企业的用工变化,加大对劳务输出地和输入地用工信息的披露力度
③完善劳动合同制度,充分保障劳动者的合法权益
④加大对劳动者的技能培训力度,提高劳动者的整体素质

A:①②

B:③④

C:①③

D:②④

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