China extended job-retention refunds, hiring subsidies and skills-upgrading support through the end of 2026, according to a government announcement.
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China Manufacturing Employers Reconsider Graduate Hiring as Automation Advances
An October 2026 report from Economic Observer describes how some Chinese manufacturers are reassessing entry-level recruitment amid changing production pla
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China Recruitment Campaign Lists 178,000 Hiring Needs Across Four Industries
An official September 2026 recruitment campaign involved more than 12,000 employers and listed approximately 178,000 recruitment needs across AI, advanced
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AI Skills Feature in Nearly Four in Ten Chinese Graduate Job Postings, Report Says
A recruitment-platform report found that AI-related capabilities featured in 37.56% of newly posted graduate positions in its tracked market in…
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China Launches AI Employment Initiative as Technology Changes Career Paths
China announced an initiative to support employment amid the spread of artificial intelligence, with officials emphasizing new occupations and worker…
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China Plans New Services-Sector Employment Measures to Support Hiring
Chinese officials said in October 2026 that they plan new measures to promote employment through services-sector development.
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China Youth Unemployment Reaches 18.9% as Graduates Face Tough Competition
China's unemployment rate among urban 16-to-24-year-olds excluding students reached 18.9% in August 2026, up from 17.9% in July.
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China Creates 10.52 Million Urban Jobs in First Nine Months of 2026
China reported 10.52 million new urban jobs between January and September 2026, reaching 87.7% of its annual employment target.
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US Employment Outlook: Which Industries Are Projected to Grow Through 2035?
The Bureau of Labor Statistics projects total US employment growth of 3.5% from 2025 to 2035, with utilities among the…
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AI Job Anxiety Grows in America Even as Mass Displacement Remains Unclear
Concerns about artificial intelligence and future employment are contributing to uncertainty among US workers, according to recent reporting on public…
Read MoreRemote Work Remains Part of US Employment as Workers Seek Flexibility
The US Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that 36.9% of wage and salary workers could work from home in 2024–25,…
Read MoreUS Green Card Program Suspended for Microsoft and Major IT Firms
The Trump administration suspended several technology and outsourcing companies from a key employment-based permanent labor certification program in Octobe
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