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| More than 10 million Chinese graduates face difficulties in finding jobs. (Photo: AFP) |
In China, the economy affected by the corona epidemic is slowing down and new graduates are facing difficulties in getting jobs.
According to sources, Chinese student Liu Qian said that after completing her master's degree recently, she was looking for a job. started.
He said that "two companies called for interviews and later said that the position had been eliminated while asking to work elsewhere for lower pay."
Among the graduates are those who are currently finding it difficult to find employment due to the closure of businesses due to the new wave of corona.
New government measures to control the latest wave of the virus include factories, restaurants and other businesses.
Enterprises have been closed while the remaining business centers have cut jobs and cut wages. "From the moment I started looking for a job, I felt like there was nothing for me," Liu Qian said.
It's like a machine has cut out my future and I don't know if I'll ever be able to put the pieces back together.
According to one-year-old Liu Qian, when he asked for a monthly salary of around 12,000 dollars in local currency, some employers refused to give him a job.
Factories, restaurants and other businesses were closed again in China.
Last year, new graduates were paid around $1,500 a month, according to Chinese job search platform Lepin.
According to the China Institute for Employment Research and Zhaopin.com, in the three months ending in June Almost two graduates were competing for job openings, up 1.4 percent from the previous quarter.
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