China Extends Employment Support Policies to Stabilize Jobs
China extends unemployment insurance refunds, hiring subsidies, and skills training benefits through 2026 to stabilize the job market.
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China extends unemployment insurance refunds, hiring subsidies, and skills training benefits through 2026 to stabilize the job market.
China's MOHRSS proposes 12 new occupations spanning AI, green energy, digital twins, and traditional crafts, reflecting labor market evolution.
China's new 48-article regulation establishes a legal framework for veterans employment, education, and entrepreneurship, effective August 1.
Actiris identifies 103 critical professions in Brussels facing severe labour shortages, guiding job seekers toward high-demand fields.
Wallonia launches Job Plus on July 1, a simplified hiring incentive replacing four programs. Offers up to €1,200/month for 12-36 months via Forem.
As 12.7 million Chinese graduates enter the workforce, Beijing rolls out policies to address structural skills mismatches in an AI-driven economy.
Ramp Economics Lab research finds companies that invest heavily in AI grow headcount 10%, with entry-level hiring surging 12%, challenging job-loss fears.
Peking University research shows AI is freezing entry-level hiring more than cutting jobs, proposing an AI Employment Compensation Fund for workers.
China launches a campaign to streamline personnel file transfers for 12.7 million graduates, reducing bureaucracy and supporting employment.
China's State Council issues the 15th Five-Year Employment Plan (2026-2030), targeting unemployment below 5.5% and 35% skilled workers.
China's State Council issues a sweeping employment strategy for 2026-2030, targeting youth unemployment, AI disruption, and structural labor mismatches.
China's State Council releases a five-year employment plan addressing AI disruption, flexible worker protections, and full employment goals through 2030.
China's Education Ministry launches a '100-Day Sprint' to boost employment for 12.7 million graduates, with 5M+ job postings and anti-fraud measures.
China's State Council approves the 15th Five-Year Plan for Employment Priority Strategy, targeting record graduates and structural job challenges.
Premier Li Qiang chaired a State Council meeting approving a 15th Five-Year employment plan and advancing new industrialization strategy.
Four Chinese governors inspect mine safety after a deadly disaster; Yunnan halts county rankings; eight ministries launch jobs drive.
Yueyang BBQ Academy in Hunan graduates its first cohort, standardizing traditional barbecue into replicable skills for employment and overseas expansion.
China launches nationwide crackdown on 'recruitment-to-training' scams and illegal agencies exploiting job seekers with fake offers and costly loans.
Beijing rolls out 22 new measures to optimize talent services and protect workers' rights, including a 15-minute employment service circle.
A new Zhaopin survey shows AI is creating and destroying jobs in China simultaneously, with AI hiring surging 12x while vulnerable roles shrink.