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Chinese Man Fired For Napping After Working Late Wins ₹41.6 Lakh Compensation
A Chinese man who was fired for taking a quick nap after working late has sued his former employer and been awarded 350,000 yuan (Rs 41.6 lakh) in compensation.
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In Search Of Soup Dumplings, Thousands On Cycles Clog Roads In Chinese City
The event was part of a trend of young Chinese travelling on the cheap and spending as little as possible at a time of scarce job prospects, when wages are under pressure.
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China Woman Dies After Six Cosmetic Surgeries In One Day, Family Seeks Compensation
Liu first underwent double eyelid surgery and a nose job, which lasted five hours, followed by liposuction on her thighs the next morning.
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China’s Alibaba has Reportedly Slashed Jobs in Metaverse Division
Alibaba is slashing dozens of jobs from its metaverse division, as per a report by the South China Morning Post (SCMP). The report suggests that the job cuts from Alibaba’s Yuanjing unit are impacting teams in Shanghai and Hangzhou.
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ByteDance's TikTok Cuts Hundreds of Jobs in Shift Towards AI Content Moderation
TikTok is laying off hundreds of employees from its global workforce, including a large number of staff in Malaysia, the company said on Friday. Two sources familiar with the matter earlier told Reuters that more than 700 jobs were slashed in Malaysia.
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China's Young Ditch "Hustle Culture" For "Naked Resignations"
Young professionals in China are increasingly opting for "naked resignation," quitting jobs without backup plans, challenging traditional career norms.
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Chinese Employees Are "Selling" Their Bosses And Colleagues Online. Here's Why
A viral trend has emerged in the country where employees list their bosses, colleagues, and jobs for sale on second-hand e-commerce platforms.
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Animal Detectives Rise To Prominence In China's Expanding Pet Industry
This job shows how much people in China care about their pets now. What used to be a rare service you wouldn't expect to be a real job is now a good way to make a living by helping people find their lost animals.
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China Matchmaking Agency Offers "Live-In Son-In-Law" For Rich Women
The most liked candidates are men who have a stable job at a state-owned business. These guys are even more well-liked than those who may "earn more than a million yuan."
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China To Send More Pandas To San Diego Zoo In US
China said Thursday it had signed agreements to send pandas to a zoo in San Diego, after nearly all the beloved black-and-white animals on loan in the United States were returned during years of diplomatic tensions.
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Preserving Status Quo, Military Pressure: What's Next For Taiwan After Presidential Poll
President-elect Lai Ching-te may have won the top job in Taiwan's elections, but he must now chart an uneasy path on the doorstep of an increasingly assertive China.
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China Man, 21, "Retires", Leaves Behind High-Pressure City Life To Settle In Mountains
Liu Youwen faced opposition from his family, especially his brother, but he told them he wanted a "simple life" and to escape the high-pressure rat race.
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China Asks Consulates In Hong Kong For Local Staff Details
China has given foreign consulates in Hong Kong a month to submit their local staffers' names, home addresses and job descriptions, according to diplomatic sources and documents seen by AFP on Tuesday.
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Apple Supplier Foxconn Aims to Double Jobs, Investment in India Over Next 12 Months
Apple supplier Foxconn aims to double its workforce and investment in India by next year, a company executive said on Sunday. Taiwan-based Foxconn, the world's largest contract manufacturer of electronics, has rapidly expanded its presence in India.
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"Can't Sleep At Night": China's Tough Job Market Keeps Youngsters On Edge
Freshly graduated psychology major Zhang has failed to find a job in her chosen field of market research despite sending out thousands of CVs to Chinese employers.
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Chinese Man Fired For Napping After Working Late Wins ₹41.6 Lakh Compensation
A Chinese man who was fired for taking a quick nap after working late has sued his former employer and been awarded 350,000 yuan (Rs 41.6 lakh) in compensation.
-
In Search Of Soup Dumplings, Thousands On Cycles Clog Roads In Chinese City
The event was part of a trend of young Chinese travelling on the cheap and spending as little as possible at a time of scarce job prospects, when wages are under pressure.
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China Woman Dies After Six Cosmetic Surgeries In One Day, Family Seeks Compensation
Liu first underwent double eyelid surgery and a nose job, which lasted five hours, followed by liposuction on her thighs the next morning.
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China’s Alibaba has Reportedly Slashed Jobs in Metaverse Division
Alibaba is slashing dozens of jobs from its metaverse division, as per a report by the South China Morning Post (SCMP). The report suggests that the job cuts from Alibaba’s Yuanjing unit are impacting teams in Shanghai and Hangzhou.
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ByteDance's TikTok Cuts Hundreds of Jobs in Shift Towards AI Content Moderation
TikTok is laying off hundreds of employees from its global workforce, including a large number of staff in Malaysia, the company said on Friday. Two sources familiar with the matter earlier told Reuters that more than 700 jobs were slashed in Malaysia.
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China's Young Ditch "Hustle Culture" For "Naked Resignations"
Young professionals in China are increasingly opting for "naked resignation," quitting jobs without backup plans, challenging traditional career norms.
-
Chinese Employees Are "Selling" Their Bosses And Colleagues Online. Here's Why
A viral trend has emerged in the country where employees list their bosses, colleagues, and jobs for sale on second-hand e-commerce platforms.
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Animal Detectives Rise To Prominence In China's Expanding Pet Industry
This job shows how much people in China care about their pets now. What used to be a rare service you wouldn't expect to be a real job is now a good way to make a living by helping people find their lost animals.
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China Matchmaking Agency Offers "Live-In Son-In-Law" For Rich Women
The most liked candidates are men who have a stable job at a state-owned business. These guys are even more well-liked than those who may "earn more than a million yuan."
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China To Send More Pandas To San Diego Zoo In US
China said Thursday it had signed agreements to send pandas to a zoo in San Diego, after nearly all the beloved black-and-white animals on loan in the United States were returned during years of diplomatic tensions.
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Preserving Status Quo, Military Pressure: What's Next For Taiwan After Presidential Poll
President-elect Lai Ching-te may have won the top job in Taiwan's elections, but he must now chart an uneasy path on the doorstep of an increasingly assertive China.
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China Man, 21, "Retires", Leaves Behind High-Pressure City Life To Settle In Mountains
Liu Youwen faced opposition from his family, especially his brother, but he told them he wanted a "simple life" and to escape the high-pressure rat race.
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China Asks Consulates In Hong Kong For Local Staff Details
China has given foreign consulates in Hong Kong a month to submit their local staffers' names, home addresses and job descriptions, according to diplomatic sources and documents seen by AFP on Tuesday.
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Apple Supplier Foxconn Aims to Double Jobs, Investment in India Over Next 12 Months
Apple supplier Foxconn aims to double its workforce and investment in India by next year, a company executive said on Sunday. Taiwan-based Foxconn, the world's largest contract manufacturer of electronics, has rapidly expanded its presence in India.
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"Can't Sleep At Night": China's Tough Job Market Keeps Youngsters On Edge
Freshly graduated psychology major Zhang has failed to find a job in her chosen field of market research despite sending out thousands of CVs to Chinese employers.
