Thursday, November 26, 2009

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A 'Shortage' of Factory Workers in the World's Most Populous Nation

Manufacturers increasingly are under pressure to increase pay and benefits to attract young Chinese

Posted July 23, 2008

Reader Comments

GUESS

only guess,JUST GUESS,AMERICAN

rsethrth

tehwrethersth

worker shortage

Looks like several decades of their one-child policy - including forced sterilizations & abortions - is coming home to roost

Yes I heard about this happening 6 months ago.

So why are prices for Chinese products not going up, if they have to pay higher wages ?

Ship 'em some Mexicans.

gens @ work -- china

this is interesting...

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