China’s top leadership has made stabilising employment a priority, including support for small private enterprises, which are the main driver of urban employment.
China’s makers stave off trade war job losses – but for how long?
- Service sector has absorbed many workers laid off during the slowdown and trade conflict, but manufacturing jobs may drop more sharply in 2019
- Labour situation much worse at smaller firms than larger companies
China’s top leadership has made stabilising employment a priority, including support for small private enterprises, which are the main driver of urban employment.
