But recent falls in global inequality are predominantly attributable to rising prosperity in China a study finds Continue reading
Everyone knows that the millennial generation is far different from its predecessors across the world, including in China, but what are the ways in which it differs? Continue reading
This places China at the very top, miles ahead of the 24% global average rate. Continue reading
German auto giant Volkswagen AG on Wednesday opened a new plant that aims to produce 300,000 cars annually in Foshan city in the southern Chinese province of Guangdong. Continue reading
A slowing Chinese economy has fueled concern among many colleges for students’ job prospects, but the principal of Chengdu Modern Vocational School has no such worries about her graduates Continue reading
These countries were then compared to countries with the highest numbers of households with more than $100 million in AuM, as well as each country’s GDP Continue reading
Approximately 6.99 million students will graduate this year from Chinese colleges and universities, a new all-time high. This reflects China’s attempt to upgrade its workforce by promoting higher education. But the labor market is sending some rather disappointing messages. Against the backdrop of the troubled world economy and faltering domestic demand, companies in China are … Continue reading
Chinese employers forecast modest hiring trends in the fourth quarter of 2013, according to the newly released Employment Outlook Survey from ManpowerGroup. For the final quarter of the year, 16 percent of employers expect to increase their staffing levels, while only 2 percent plan to decrease the number of workers. And 46 percent of Chinese … Continue reading
The city of Liuzhou, in the Guangxi Zhuang region is looking to hire human resources firms to help its college graduates land jobs, human resources and social security authorities have reported, noting that any local college grads that are listed as unemployed can get free professional help in jobs searches from the city firms. The … Continue reading
Premier encourages students to find work in western China. Premier Li Keqiang told new graduates to be enterprising and innovative in hunting for jobs in what some say is the toughest time for them to find work in recent years. Continue reading
Like many hard-working domestic helpers in Hong Kong, a large number of China’s more than 260 million migrant workers live in cities far from their rural home towns Continue reading
In China, the enrolment number in higher education has dramatically increased, 513,000 more than that of 1998, which in total reached 1,597,000. But, are Graduates of General Education Institutions More Competitive in the Job Market ? Continue reading
Over 3 million graduates in China are struggling to find jobs this year, according to a report on China’s social security, released on Sunday Continue reading
China will experience the most severe managerial shortage in the world in the second half of 2013, continuing a five-year trend, according to a survey of executive search consultants Continue reading
Korean-Chinese labourers often take dirty and dangerous jobs shunned by South Koreans and work in poor conditions without proper safety training Continue reading