China plans to provide more resources and money to support job creation and help college graduates find work, according to a statement by the country’s human resources minister on Sunday.
Minister Wang Xiaoping said that while the job market is expected to remain stable this year, 2025 will bring bigger challenges due to a more complex and difficult global situation.
As reported by Reuters, the Chinese government is preparing new policies to boost employment, especially for young graduates entering the workforce.
Wang emphasized that stabilizing and growing employment will be a tough task in the coming years.
This report, based on information from Reuters, highlights China’s efforts to tackle unemployment and support its workforce amid uncertain global conditions.
The government’s focus on job creation reflects its commitment to maintaining economic stability and helping young people secure their futures.
Credit: Reuters
https://www.reuters.com/world/china/china-pledges-more-resources-support-employment-2025-03-09