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Beijing’s assault on Big Tech has led to mass dismissals as Covid-19 lockdowns batter economic growth
Alibaba and Meituan criticised over labour practices after government official poses as driver
Companies offer bonuses in bid to meet booming global demand
Reluctance of millions of rural residents to apply for city permit threatens a Beijing goal
Tell us how graduating into a pandemic economy is affecting you personally and professionally
Measures to contain outbreak interrupt travel and spark job-seeking closer to home
US tech group and manufacturing partner admit using too many temporary workers
Households say domestic concerns far more worrying than US tariff actions
Latest interbank market squall spells more trouble for private company financing
Reliance on old economic driver reflects failed efforts to boost private companies
New lenders have the tech but lack the capital and bureaucratic support to compete head on
Companies have scrambled to counter tariffs but business still slows
For all the rhetoric, state struggles to break economic addiction to bricks and mortar
Worker rights and environment clean-up spell trouble for light manufacturing in Foshan
Workers blame US tariffs and economic slowdown for drop in job opportunities
Academics respond to detention of students who supported workers trying to unionise
Employers report softer overall demand as rising costs push up FTCR Labour Market Index
Involvement of elite students a reminder for some of Tiananmen Square demonstrations
FTCR Labour Index at near two-year high as weaker service sector demand offset
Interns allegedly worked overtime and night shifts at Quanta factory in Chongqing
Authorities seek to fix pension shortfall without overburdening companies’ tax outlay
Critics say higher wages and better housing needed to help ‘left-behind’ children
Many Chinese manufacturers have reduced up to 40% of workforce as a result of automation
FTCR Labour Index shows hiring demand improving for third month as wages increase
US officials fear a mass incarceration is under way in north-west China but Beijing insists nothing is wrong in a region rich in resources but short on freedoms
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