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Jobs at the Port of Los Angeles have plunged by half as U.S. tariffs drag down Asia-Pacific trade, impacting longshoremen and local economies.
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Jobs at the Port of Los Angeles have plunged by half as U.S. tariffs drag down Asia-Pacific trade, impacting longshoremen and local economies.
With college graduates on the Chinese mainland set to top 12 million in 2025, enterprises are ramping up hiring to stabilize employment and meet soaring demand.
As U.S. tariffs aim to restore a golden age of domestic production, can the manufacturing sector fill half a million open roles? We explore skill gaps, tech trends and future workforce strategies.
The Chinese mainland will roll out measures to stabilize employment and economic performance, aiming for high-quality development, NDRC Deputy Zhao Chenxin says.
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