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More of China s White-Collar Workers Say Their Wages Are Falling

More of China s White-Collar Workers Say Their Wages Are Falling
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China s college graduates to hit record high 11 79 million in 2024, adding to job market pressure

A record number of college students are set to graduate in China next year at a time of high unemployment within the 16-24 age group.

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I can t get work : Covid-19 knocks back China s efforts to close wage gap

For two decades before the coronavirus pandemic upended the economy, Zhang Chuan earned an enviable income for a migrant worker. The 45 year old left the countryside of Anhui province in 2001 and worked as a vegetable delivery man in the northeast for eight years, before starting an appliance refitting business in Shenzhen. Four years ago, he more than doubled.

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Chinese at retirement age are looking to rejoin the workforce, but are there enough jobs?

More than two thirds of Chinese at retirement age are keen to re-enter the workforce, a new survey shows, adding another potential stressor on the country’s strained job market.

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China s youth jobless rate remains stubbornly high, despite slight improvement in August

After graduating with an economics degree last year, Zhe Ye had his eyes set on China s civil service, a career of increasing appeal for young Chinese craving job stability.

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