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More than one in five of the roughly 100 million Chinese aged 16 to 24 were unemployed in June 2023

Chinas job market has had a strong start, with booming demand for artificial intelligence (AI) and big data talent, the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security announced at a press conference on Saturday. The ministry pledged to provide more support for private and small businesses and to promote youth employment in order to stabilize the job market this year.

China still faces structural employment issues and the pressure on jobs has not eased, the countrys human resources minister said on Saturday, as the slowing economy braces for another record...

BEIJING: China still faces structural employment issues and the pressure on jobs has not eased, the country’s human...

International Business News: China acknowledges the need to boost employment and stabilize the property market. Youth unemployment reaches an unprecedented 21.3%. Major property d

China News: China needs to exert "more effort" to boost employment amidst a property sector crisis, record youth unemployment (21.3% in mid-2023), and a global sl

More support will be given to young science and tech talents in universities. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Beijing: Chinaneeds to do more to boost employment and stabilise its property market, top officials acknowledged on Saturday, as policymakers struggle...

Hong Kong: Chris Sun attends SZ conference

China's economy tsar, He Lifeng, has been appointed as the director of the office of the Central Finance and Economic Affairs Commission...