This paper explores the practical path of how multiple subjects can empower new employment groups through collaborative cooperation and the application of professional social-work methods. It delves into the role of social work in addressing issues such as the lack of social security, limited career development, and mental health issues faced by new employment groups. This article innovatively proposes the empowerment concept of "two-way efforts", emphasizing the demand to not only focus on the needs of new employment groups, but also stimulate their inherent motivation, promote their comprehensive development, and achieve the organic integration of personal value and social progress. In response to new realities and tasks, the paper calls for a more robust policy framework, stronger talent pipelines, and a deeper fusion of social work with new employment groups, aiming to explore more innovative practice models and contribute to building a more equitable, inclusive, and sustainable urban development.

Hailing Wang, Mengyao Kang, Le Kang, Sijia Hu. Two-Way Efforts: A Practical Exploration of Empowering New Employment Groups through Social Work in a Multiple Subjects Context. International Journal of Frontiers in Sociology (2025), Vol. 7, Issue 6: 64-68. https://doi.org/10.25236/IJFS.2025.070611.

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