On August 4, 2009, a Chinese senior labour officer said there were more than16.5 million people out of work. The unemployment situation in China, caused by the global crisis, was very serious.
Wang Yadong (deputy director of the employment promotion department of the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security) said the unemployment rate will remain below 4.6 percent this year. Read more…
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Judging from an investigation conducted in December and involving 100 economists, we can see that unemployment has become the toughest and most urgent problem that Chinese economy encountered last year. Ninety percent of the economists surveyed gave their opinion that the enlarging group of the unemployed is the top challenge for the Chinese economy, outweighing the economic slowdown and social instability. More seriously, the survey showed the unprecedented decline of economists’ confidence since 2004. Read more…
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Vice-Minister of Human Resources and Social Security Zhang Xiaojian said late last month that the urban registered unemployment rate can be kept below 4.5% this year, but the rate may rise next year.
According to a recent survey of Manpower Inc, a leading global employment services provider, the rate of hiring new employees of companies in Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou become the lowest.
The current job market is Read more…
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On August 4, 2009, a Chinese senior labour officer said there were more than16.5 million people out of work. The unemployment situation in China, caused by the global crisis, was very serious. 
