Analysts International, which provides business information about Technology, Media and Telecom (TMT) industries in China, says that China’s online recruiting market reached RMB 160.9 Million in 2006 . As the overall online recruiting market keeps on increasing, online recruiting service vendors turn…
Minister of Labor and Social Security, Tian Chengping, has said that China faces pressure to provide jobs to the more than 100 million surplus rural laborers and that the situation is unlikely to change in the near future. These comments were made…
Winny Wang 2006-09-15 UNEMPLOYMENT will be a long-term problem in China as the country has a large population but insufficient jobs, Tian Chengping, minister of Labor and Social Security, said yesterday during a speech at the Brookings Institution in Washington DC. Tian…
By Candace Corner CareerBuilder.com (CareerBuilder.com) — Money, power, fame and glamour are just some of the elements that take a career choice from tedious to tantalizing, but there’s a little more to it than that. In the same way that physical beauty…
By Thomas Hout and John Wong From The Wall Street Journal Online A stereotype is forming around China’s acquisitions in the U.S. — buy fast rather than build slow. Lenovo’s buyout of IBM’s PC unit, TCL’s buyout of France’s Thomson and with…
By Alan Paul From The Wall Street Journal Online Please don’t call me a trailing spouse. It’s a horrible term — sexist and demeaning when applied to a woman and downright emasculating when slapped on a man. But lingo is lingo and…
By Carol Hymowitz From The Wall Street Journal Online SHANGHAI — On a recent evening stroll, James Rice, a vice president at Tyson Foods and the head of its China operations, wandered into a narrow alley, drawn by the pungent scent of…
By Andrew Browne From The Wall Street Journal Online When Dominic Leung moved to China this year as chairman of the country’s second-largest life insurer, the Hong Kong executive startled his senior managers with a blunt message: Skip the formalities. On his…
By Kathy Chen and Peter Wonacott From The Wall Street Journal Online China’s office workers may not know who Dilbert is, but many are feeling the pain of the popular cartoon character who works long hours for a soulless corporation. And they…
By James T. Areddy From The Wall Street Journal Online CHONGQING, China — As one of Ford Motor Co.’s managers in China, 30-year-old John Larsen is exposing his family to a culture they couldn’t imagine back home in a Michigan suburb. But…
