As youth unemployment in China rises to a record high, college graduates are caught in a perfect storm — with some forced to take on low-paying jobs or settle for jobs below their skill levels.
HONG KONG — Chinese officials announced Tuesday that they would temporarily stop publishing the youth unemployment rate, which has reached record highs in recent months, saying the way it is ...
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China’s youth unemployment is so bad that Gen Z job-seekers are paying $7 a day to pretend to work in an office
China’s youth unemployment is so high that Gen Zers are paying to pretend to work in faux offices across the country. As 14.5% of China’s young professionals are still unable to find a gig, they’re ...
BEIJING — China's youth unemployment rate soared above 17% in July to the highest level since the new system of record-keeping began in December, according to the National Bureau of Statistics. The ...
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