Job Market
A 20-year-old recent high school graduate shares frustration over the lack of permanent jobs after graduation. Despite applying and wanting to work, only summer and seasonal positions are available. The question arises how young people can get a chance in today's job market.
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China’s youth unemployment rate for those aged 16 to 24, excluding students, fell to 16.9% in November from 17.3% in October. Despite the slight decline, university graduates face fierce competition for jobs matching their qualifications, pushing many toward blue-collar roles or gig work. The National Bureau of Statistics released the data on Thursday.