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China's job market stable in H1, 6.95 million new urban jobs added

China added 6.95 million new urban jobs in the first half of this year, while the surveyed urban unemployment rate averaged 5.2 percent.

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China targets stronger livelihood, employment support for people with disabilities

China will strengthen support for people with disabilities over the next five years, with a recently unveiled national plan introducing detailed measures spanning improved social protection, legal safeguards and technology-enabled rehabilitation.

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Self-employed biz to receive more support

China's self-employed businesses are set to receive stronger support from online platforms under a new action plan designed to ease market entry, lower operating costs and accelerate digital transformation.

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China's five-year plan to boost rights of gig workers

The next five years will see China intensify efforts to bring more workers in new forms of employment into trade unions, safeguard their labor rights, and roll out tailored care services.

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Tianjin event highlights China's emphasis on career planning

With a record 12.7 million graduates expected this year, China is placing greater emphasis on early career planning and aligning academic training with industry demand to improve employment outcomes, experts have said.

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Cutting-edge industries reshaping Tianjin job market

Innovative recruitment models such as livestreamed job introductions and artificial intelligence-powered job matching have become standard features at job fairs across Tianjin as this year's hiring season gets underway.

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China added 6.95 million new urban jobs in the first half of this year, while the surveyed urban unemployment rate averaged 5.2 percent.

China will strengthen support for people with disabilities over the next five years, with a recently unveiled national plan introducing detailed measures spanning improved social protection, legal safeguards and technology-enabled rehabilitation.

China's self-employed businesses are set to receive stronger support from online platforms under a new action plan designed to ease market entry, lower operating costs and accelerate digital transformation.

The next five years will see China intensify efforts to bring more workers in new forms of employment into trade unions, safeguard their labor rights, and roll out tailored care services.

With a record 12.7 million graduates expected this year, China is placing greater emphasis on early career planning and aligning academic training with industry demand to improve employment outcomes, experts have said.

Innovative recruitment models such as livestreamed job introductions and artificial intelligence-powered job matching have become standard features at job fairs across Tianjin as this year's hiring season gets underway.