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Booming gig economy masks China’s labor market pain

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By Marius Zaharia Verified
| Finance & Commerce Verified
Listen to this article The Blueprint China‘s gig economy is expected to grow to 320 million flexible workers this year, representing about 44% of the workforce. Workers laid off from technology, manufacturing and construction are increasingly turning to ride-hailing and delivery jobs. Analysts warn the rise in gig work is straining China’s pension and social insurance systems because many workers lack formal benefits.
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By Ellen Zhang, Marius Zaharia Verified
| Reuters Japan Verified
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US retailers frontload China orders for holiday season, shipping firms say

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By Ellen Zhang, Marius Zaharia Verified
| WDSM-AM (Duluth , MN) Verified
By Ellen Zhang and Marius Zaharia June 30 (Reuters) – U.S. retailers have brought forward orders from China by four-to-six weeks to secure their inventories for Black Friday and Christmas holiday sales before expected tariff hikes later this year, shipping executives said. U.S. President Donald Trump’s visit to China last month has preserved the detente between the ​world’s two largest powers, but uncertainty remains high.
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