News, announcements, thoughts and articles related to human resource management, recruitment advertising and employer branding in The People's Republic of China. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/ Maximum Employment Marketing and Communications, 2007 Hide or face the challenges of an increasingly competitive marketplace for top talents? Why should people believe that you're the most admired hirer to work for, facing the current economic downturn? What makes you standing out from the rest of the employers? http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/182.html July 17, 2010 Great presentation on mobile marketing for recruitment. Mobile recruiting is the ability to market to prospective with or on a mobile device. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/181.html March 20, 2010 Chinese recruitment websites (job board) have posted heavy losses for the last quarter of 2008. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/180.html March 6, 2009 Chinese job market prospects for college graduates will get darker in 2009. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/179.html March 3, 2009 4,000 students from 106 countries in the five continents are playing Ace Manager, the first online professional adventure game based on real facts, by BNP Paribas. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/178.html February 5, 2009 The Hewitt Best Employers in Asia 2009 study is conducted by Hewitt Associates in partnership with Dow Jones and The Wall Street Journal Asia. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/177.html January 31, 2009 The biggest destination for Chinese students who have studied abroad and returned to China is Shanghai -- attracting one fourth of returning students, according to local authorities yesterday. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/176.html January 30, 2009 Dan Chung's video featuring Guardian journalist Tania Branigan about whether peasant workers will return to cities to work after the Spring Festival. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/175.html January 30, 2009 China Mobile (NYSE:CHL, 941.HK) established a recruitment base targeting overseas specialists. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/174.html January 23, 2009 Shanghai-based human resources service provider 51job (Nasdaq:JOBS) has partnered with map service provider Mapbar. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/173.html January 19, 2009 China's leading e-commerce platform Alibaba Group has recently announced a global recruitment plan to hire 3,000 technology talents across the world. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/172.html October 16, 2008 Accounting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers has launched its 2008-2009 graduate recruitment campaign. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/169.html September 24, 2008 Manpower surveyed nearly 43,000 employers across 32 countries and territories in late January 2008. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/167.html September 8, 2008 According to a recent survey, salaries in China’s urban areas increased by nearly 14% during the first half of 2008. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/168.html September 8, 2008 Yum!, the brand owner of fast food restaurants KFC and Pizza Hut, says it will give priority in hiring people from Sichuan. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/166.html August 1, 2008 Becoming an employer of choice is no longer an option, it's a necessity, especially in China. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/165.html August 1, 2008 Across Asia, youth in Greater China are the most likely to write and upload content to their own blog. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/164.html June 12, 2008 JPMorgan will hire 1,900 new employees for its Hong Kong operations within the next three years to cope with growth, writes Chris Davis. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/163.html April 13, 2008 Hong Kong's unemployment rate unexpectedly fell to the lowest in a decade, aiding household consumption in a city where overseas sales are weakening. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/162.html March 19, 2008 Finance sector generates 200 jobs a day but 70% remain vacant. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/161.html March 11, 2008 Alibaba.com Ltd said yesterday that it plans to recruit 2,000 salespersons. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/160.html February 26, 2008 About 20 percent of university students in China, who graduated in 2007, have so far failed to find jobs http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/159.html February 26, 2008 The average starting salary for new graduates in 2007 was 1,798 yuan per month ($250), 210 yuan more than that of 2005 http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/158.html February 26, 2008 Geographical distribution of universities and colleges in China. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/157.html February 19, 2008 There is something strange regarding the emerging occupation of male nurses in China. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/156.html February 19, 2008 Employees in the financial sector earned much more than workers in other industries, an annual salary report has revealed. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/155.html February 19, 2008 Skills in business application and software development, amongst other fields, are expected to be in high demand across the Asia-Pacific. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/154.html February 13, 2008 Huxley Associates, the international recruitment consultancy, is pleased to announce the opening of its new office in the heart of Hong Kong. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/153.html February 13, 2008 A record number of people are seeking jobs as city civil servants this year. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/152.html January 11, 2008 Shanghai's college graduates' employment rate at 97.25 percent for 2007. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/151.html January 8, 2008 Chinese companies are finding it increasingly difficult to retain staff, with turnover rates tipping 23% in some industries, a survey has revealed. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/150.html December 18, 2007 Maximum is one of the world's most innovative employment marketing and communication agencies. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/149.html November 12, 2007 Tens of thousands residents want to be a civil servant working for a central government agency. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/148.html October 31, 2007 The European Union leads the United States as a destination for Chinese students, a senior EU official said yesterday in Beijing. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/147.html October 25, 2007 Hiring by multinationals is likely to accelerate in the fourth quarter according to a survey conducted by executive recruitment firm Hudson. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/146.html October 24, 2007 To meet the staffing needs, the hotel industry has created www.9djob.com, a website dedicated to recruiting employees into Shanghai's hospitality industry. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/145.html October 18, 2007 German company Bayer and Tongji University inaugurated a USD1m fund to finance a chair in sustainable development at Tongji University. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/144.html October 16, 2007 The China Education Expo 2007, to fall on Oct. 20 to 21, has attracted more than 200 European universities to attend. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/143.html September 26, 2007 China attracted more than 162,000 students from 185 countries and regions in 2006, according to the Ministry of Education (MOE). http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/142.html September 26, 2007 The number of qualified engineers is failing to meet the demands of the country's rapid economic growth. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/141.html September 25, 2007 Intel Corp., the world's largest semiconductor maker, began building its first computer-chip manufacturing plant in China, a $2.5 billion investment. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/140.html September 18, 2007 A supportive work environment, healthy company culture and promising career opportunities are important job determinants for sales professionals in China. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/139.html August 27, 2007 Standard Chartered Bank is planning a 66 percent increase in staff and to expand its branches by a third by the end of the year. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/138.html August 20, 2007 eFinancialCareers.com, a Dice Holdings company, has been copied by another company who registered eFinancialCareers.cn. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/137.html August 6, 2007 51job, Inc. and Recruit Co., Ltd. announced today a cooperation agreement to establish a new company focused on providing coupon advertising services in China. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/135.html July 30, 2007 A shortage of professionals has led to a decrease in the number of multinational companies offering extra benefits. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/134.html July 27, 2007 State Grid Corp of China (SGCC) launched a worldwide recruitment advertising campaign for its five research and development institutes. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/133.html July 2, 2007 Chinese native firms have outnumbered foreign-invested companies for the first time in the annual election of the nation's best employers among university students. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/132.html June 29, 2007 Chief Executive China magazine (世界经理人) has published the results of a survey about the preferred brands of corporate managers in China. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/131.html June 24, 2007 One of the world's big four accounting firms, PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP, will increase its headcount in China by 63 percent by 2011. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/130.html June 22, 2007 The employment market will remain gloomy for "a considerably long term", with as many as 12 million workers struggling to find a job every year. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/129.html June 22, 2007 Patricia Morrison talks about recruiting and retaining talent in the global marketplace, innovation in IT and developing a process for integrating acquisitions. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/128.html June 19, 2007 Chinese students in the United Kingdom will soon get a fast track to internships at more than 500 leading British companies. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/127.html June 18, 2007 The number of Chinese studying abroad is expected to reach 200,000 in 2010, almost double last year's 118,500 http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/126.html June 17, 2007 More than 30 percent of Shanghai's high school students want to move to another country. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/125.html June 17, 2007 China's best and brightest go abroad for a university education and never return home to share their knowledge and expertise with the motherland. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/124.html June 17, 2007 Users of TypePad's blogging service - which must number in the tens of thousands, if not more - are currently greeted with the following promo. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/123.html June 9, 2007 China, the world's most populous country, could face a population rebound as the newly rich pay to have more children. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/122.html May 12, 2007 1job, Inc., a provider of integrated recruitment services in China, has reported first quarter revenues of $26 million. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/121.html May 12, 2007 In an attempt to recruit new members to the evergrowing new trend of personal fitness, they opt for something unusual. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/120.html May 11, 2007 A salary guideline issued by the Shanghai Labor and Social Security Bureau yesterday suggests an average pay raise of nine percent this year. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/119.html May 11, 2007 Google has a few new employment-related videos on YouTube worth checking out. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/118.html May 5, 2007 Fortune published its annual list of best companies to work for. Click here for the full list of 2007. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/117.html May 2, 2007 With the recruit.net job index you can plot your own graphs to view specific job trends. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/116.html April 27, 2007 MySpace.com, the wildly successful social networking site is supposed to have had a complete local makeover. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/115.html April 25, 2007 Hard Hat Show about returnees who have been living abroad for several years but are now back in Beijing. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/114.html April 25, 2007 Chinahr.com has launched an online recruitment channel for video job applications. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/113.html April 24, 2007 Half of new college graduates consider guanxi or relationships with the powerful and influential as the most effective way to find a job. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/112.html April 20, 2007 The personal computer maker Lenovo Group said it would lay off 1,400 workers and move jobs to emerging markets. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/111.html April 20, 2007 Auditors are boring? Watch this video shot at an employee event from Price Waterhouse Coopers in Beijing. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/110.html April 16, 2007 The metro company is hiring for positions at all the new stations that are opening up this year. Do you fit the requirements? http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/109.html April 16, 2007 Employees in the finance sector earned an average annual salary of 213,391 yuan, the highest among all industries in 2006. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/108.html April 16, 2007 International branded hotels of Shanghai launched a career website www.9djob.com, along with EmporioAsia, an interactive marketing agency. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/107.html April 16, 2007 Companies in China are struggling to retain professional and support staff and must pay higher salaries or high recruitment costs http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/106.html April 13, 2007 A recent survey shows that most talent goes to government, monopolies, banks and insurance companies. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/105.html April 10, 2007 A training program has been launched to deal with the shortage of brand management professionals. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/104.html April 10, 2007 NewChinaCareer.com is simple to navigate and easy on the eye, the site is the first of its kind in Greater China. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/103.html April 5, 2007 Nearly 1.1 million Chinese students have studied abroad, either financed by the government or their own resources, but just 275,000 returned to China after graduation. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/102.html April 5, 2007 More than 10,000 overseas professionals have been lured to Shanghai in the past 15 months. Nine months ahead of target. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/101.html April 5, 2007 HSBC will hire 1,000 new staff this year and another 1,000 staff next year, as it adds 30 new domestic outlets on the Chinese mainland. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/100.html April 2, 2007 The winner of the television recruitment program "Absolute Challenge", Nigel Liu, was awarded with an employment contract with ING. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/99.html April 2, 2007 ING today announced the roll-out of its global management trainee program in China as the company steps up its efforts to attract talented individuals. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/98.html April 2, 2007 How big and important is employer branding in China? CCTV held a grand ceremony to show it's importance. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/97.html April 2, 2007 Best employer based compensation and benefits, working condition, training, promotion and career development, corporate culture and innovation. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/96.html March 29, 2007 The market size of newspaper recruiting, recruitment fair, online recruiting, headhunter/TV/broadcasting. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/95.html March 28, 2007 In this animated population pyramid one can watch population change in China unfold over a 100 year period - between 1950 and 2050. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/94.html March 28, 2007 Almost all Asian countries have more businesses with women in senior levels than the global average of 65%. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/93.html March 27, 2007 China's job market is slim this year with 4.95 million new graduates from nationwide colleges and universities, 820,000 more than last year. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/92.html March 27, 2007 Intel has announced that it will open a wafer fabrication facility in China, a significant milestone in the chip giant's manufacturing history http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/91.html March 26, 2007 China has more than doubled university enrollment during this decade, and educated job seekers are entering the labor force at a record rate. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/90.html March 26, 2007 The appeal of the 'touch lives every day' concept was confirmed in a pilot study in China in 2005. Check out there beautiful advertisement. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/89.html March 26, 2007 Jackie Chan has taken on a new role promoting the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department to Asian-Americans http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/88.html March 21, 2007 Google, owner of the world's most-used search engine, is planning to more than double the number of engineers it has in China. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/87.html March 19, 2007 Martin Tang, Spencer Stewart’s chairman for Asia, described five talent pools from which executives are chosen. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/86.html March 19, 2007 The current labor shortage spreading from the coastal areas across the country signifies the coming of the Lewisian Turning Point in China's economic development. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/85.html March 15, 2007 US banking giant Citigroup aims to expand its staffing in China by one third in 2007 as it ramps up business in the fast-growing loan market, state press reported Thursday. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/84.html March 15, 2007 44 foreign companies now have their Asia-Pacific headquarters in Shanghai, 48 of which established operations there only in the last year. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/83.html March 14, 2007 The Shanghai Labor and Social Security published its first-ever list of top-10 employment scams in the city yesterday, one day ahead of World Consumer Rights Day. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/82.html March 14, 2007 Despite the apparent abundance of labor, there is a paradox: Companies often have trouble finding the right candidate for the job. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/81.html March 13, 2007 There are ways to conduct more effective telephone interviews with candidates in China, says Jack Daniels, founder and president of EastBridge Partners. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/80.html March 13, 2007 Lenovo has announced its sponsorship of the "Global Marathon For, By and About Women in Engineering," a live webcast event that will be broadcast to a worldwide audience on March 22. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/79.html March 12, 2007 China Mobile is the most preferred employer and is chosen by more than 23 % of the respondents. Second is the consumer goods giant P&G followed by IBM, Bank of China and BMW. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/78.html March 9, 2007 Originally, online recruiting ads are mainly issued by IT companies. Along with the development of online recruiting, more and more traditional companies are now adopting online recruiting. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/77.html March 9, 2007 Sales roles again account for the largest single proportion of vacancies, with 24% of recruitment forecast to be in this area. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/76.html March 9, 2007 The city government plans to set up training programs for 5,000 college and university graduates this year, in order to equip them with stronger vocational skills. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/75.html March 8, 2007 The city government plans to keep Shanghai's population under 19 million through 2010, while improving the population structure and enhancing family planning services. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/74.html March 8, 2007 Shanghai Municipality has formally launched its recruitment drive to find volunteers for the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/73.html March 8, 2007 The Shanghai Personnel Bureau plans to attract another 20,000 overseas professionals to work and start their own business. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/72.html March 7, 2007 The ongoing shortage of ayis in the city is dropping quickly as domestic helpers return to Shanghai following the Lantern Festival. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/71.html March 7, 2007 A record 1.05 million people applied for jobs at public job placement centers across the city last year, according to an annual labor market report. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/70.html March 6, 2007 Shanghai's booming economy is having a flow-on effect throughout society - and university graduates are no exception. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/69.html March 6, 2007 The ranking is based on a survey carried out by the education portal netbig.com. Below you will find the top 20. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/68.html March 5, 2007 Chinese colleges and universities should reduce the proportion of required courses on the curriculum to give the students more freedom of choice. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/66.html March 5, 2007 A shortage of workers during the Spring Festival has driven many employers to recruit staff from incoming migrant workers at the city's railway stations. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/65.html February 28, 2007 People in Shanghai are more enthusiastic about starting their own business than in Beijing. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/64.html February 26, 2007 60% of white collars in China have prepared one to two months of their salary for the spending during the Spring Festival. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/62.html February 19, 2007 Pig years, which occur every 12 years, are considered auspicious. But the coming one, or so many believe, will be especially fortunate. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/61.html February 17, 2007 With a significant baby boom expected this year, population authorities in the city are calling on young couples to think through all of the implications. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/60.html February 14, 2007 At the forefront of those benefiting from China's rapid economic growth, the white collars are supposed to be happy. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/57.html February 9, 2007 The Beijing municipal government has set out to recruit thousands of university graduates to work as junior officials in rural areas. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/58.html February 9, 2007 Less flashy then the recruitment advertising video in my previous post but more realistic and informative. It's from EVA Air. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/56.html February 9, 2007 Chinese police recruitment advertising video that has a lot of similarities with the game Counter-Strike. It's a police advertisement of Zhuhai City. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/55.html February 9, 2007 Google China is trying to recruit more product managers in China who are familiar with the local market in order to solve its problem of localization. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/59.html February 9, 2007 Shanghai's rapidly aging population means that there's a labor force shortage, especially in the 25-35-year-old age group. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/47.html February 5, 2007 Landing a well-paid job in a foreign company is something millions of China's jobseekers dream of, but these findings may change their minds. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/52.html February 5, 2007 The city's approval system for granting permanent residence to non-locals who graduate from a Shanghai university is discriminatory and blocks the free flow of the job market. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/41.html January 31, 2007 Despite the fact that cheap labor is one of the greatest advantages of the Chinese economy, mechanization is becoming increasingly prevalent. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/43.html January 27, 2007 Multinational companies saw a higher rate of employee turnover on the Chinese mainland last year than in other parts of Asia. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/42.html January 24, 2007 Salaries in China surged last year and are expected to grow further this year. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/51.html January 23, 2007 The predicted baby boom in the Chinese Year of the Golden Pig is causing headaches for human resources managers. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/40.html January 16, 2007 The average childbearing age of Beijing women rose to 28.83 years in 2005 from 27.24 in 2000, the Beijing Daily reported here Friday. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/39.html January 15, 2007 Shanghai residents' salaries rose by 7.7 percent on average in 2006, ranking at the top of all Chinese cities in terms of salary growth. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/38.html January 15, 2007 Just recently, we came across a report from December 2006 about the lives of seven individuals, each making 1,000 yuan per month, living in seven different Chinese cities. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/33.html January 10, 2007 Shanghai police on Monday set up a talent pool of foreign language speakers to answer emergency calls from the city's growing number of foreigners. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/34.html January 10, 2007 With jobs hard to get in the highly competitive Chinese market, graduates are now stalking the corridors of holy temples. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/29.html January 8, 2007 China hopes to entice 200,000 overseas Chinese to return home in the period 2006-2010 by setting up science centers. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/37.html January 5, 2007 Standards Group developed a recruitment advertising campaign for IKEA. IKEA wants to recruit more than 8,000 people over the next five years. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/20.html January 5, 2007 In the 1980s and most of the 1990s, almost all talented Chinese students wanted to study abroad. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/46.html January 3, 2007 Four years working as a white-collar worker in China's largest city of Shanghai, Liu Xiaoqiang feels he's far from being able to afford his own apartment there. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/7.html January 2, 2007 Many employers are at risk of losing their most talented people as disillusionment with career prospects and management style leads them to look for opportunities elsewhere. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/50.html January 2, 2007 Attending a face-to-face interview in the cyberworld may help you get a job in reality. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/1.html December 21, 2006 The job market is vibrant and vacancies have increased in the past year, especially in the financial sector. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/5.html December 21, 2006 More than 10.5 million urban Chinese are expected to find jobs this year, exceeding the target of nine million set by the National Development and Reform Commission. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/2.html December 20, 2006 In an effort to improve vocational education, the Ministry of Education announced recently that it would spend 2 billion yuan to update teaching facilities and establish quality curriculum. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/3.html December 14, 2006 Hundreds of thousands of would-be college graduates across the country are looking for jobs. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/23.html December 13, 2006 The white paper on the development of China's undertakings for the aged sheds needed light on a daunting challenge that the country must respond to as soon as possible. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/24.html December 13, 2006 Professional services firm Deloitte has launched a recruitment advertising campaign to attract up to 50 graduates a year directly from Chinese universities. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/53.html December 12, 2006 More than 300 companies at the fair in Hefei offered 13,000 vacancies to up to 20,000 graduates who have been struggling to enter the work force. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/4.html December 11, 2006 A foreign face in China is hardly unusual nowadays. But with tens of thousands of new expatriates flooding the country, a trend is emerging. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/21.html December 11, 2006 They couldn't speak any Mandarin, but have a good sense of the language because they've heard it through their parents but can't actually speak it. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/22.html December 11, 2006 Big dotcoms have this year been sending out regional presidents and chief executise officers to comprises in a bid to recruit new university graduates. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/25.html December 9, 2006 China's serious job shortage is likely to continue through next year, with more than 15 million urban people unable to find work. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/26.html December 9, 2006 Leading human resources managers for overseas companies in China have won awards for team spirit and business acumen in financial and other sectors. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/27.html December 9, 2006 Rabobank is looking for a Senior Relationship Manager/Relationship Manager, Senior Credit Analyst and Corporate Advisor through this advertisement in the 51job.com http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/28.html December 6, 2006 A national job fair held this weekend in the Chinese capital attracted so many job seekers that the doors had to be opened an hour earlier than planned. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/6.html December 5, 2006 China's one-child policy helped reduce the population of the world's most populous country by an official 30 million, but has brought employment discrimination. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/10.html November 30, 2006 China's university graduates are braced for gloomier employment prospects next year as the number of graduates will reach a record high of 4.95 million, the Ministry of Education said yesterday. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/11.html November 29, 2006 Sports retailer Adidas has rolled out a new e-recruitment initiative worldwide to improve its global talent strategy. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/54.html November 28, 2006 A job fair opened on November 20 in Nanjing, provincial capital of East China's Jiangsu Province, attracted some ten thousand this year's graduates. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/12.html November 21, 2006 About 1.24 million Chinese college students will graduate without jobs that require their qualifications this year, Tian Chengping, head of the Ministry of Labor and Social Security, has warned. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/13.html November 17, 2006 The BOCOG departments in charge of the volunteers and cultural activities has made collaborative efforts to launch two posters in line with the volunteers' recruitment for the Beijing Olympic and Paralympic Games. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/16.html October 31, 2006 With more visas granted and application processes streamlined, more and more Chinese students are studying abroad in Britain and the United States. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/18.html October 16, 2006 Applicants roll up pants to let examine their legs by a panel of judges at a air stewardess-recruiting site in Beijing, October 12, 2006. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/17.html October 13, 2006 Chinese college graduates who cannot find a job straight after graduation consider it shameful to apply to the government for a minimum living allowance to cover their living expenses. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/14.html October 3, 2006 Zhu Yan, when asked to reflect on his job hunt after graduating this year from Jiangsu University in East China, shook his head. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/15.html October 3, 2006 Australian online recruitment firm Seek Ltd said yesterday it will pay US$20 million for a 25 percent stake in Zhaopin Ltd, one of the top three Internet employment sites in China. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/8.html September 21, 2006 Sina Web recently publishes the ranking list of 100 top China's best Graduate Schools in 2006. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/30.html September 13, 2006 Brain drains rob developing countries of valuable human talent, as their best and brightest people go abroad to study and opt to stay in the developed world. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/31.html August 31, 2006 Companies are struggling to retain their professional and support staff, and face either having to pay higher salaries or excessive recruitment costs. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/32.html August 31, 2006 Paul W. Beamish’s article “The High Cost of Cheap Chinese Labor” correctly points out that recruiting and retaining white-collar workers in China is difficult. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/48.html August 24, 2006 With the trees in bloom and the sun shining, students strolling the grounds of Beijing's leafy university campuses shouldn't have a care in the world. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/9.html June 30, 2006 The big four accountancy firms are planning to boost their staff numbers by more than 20% this year. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/45.html June 5, 2006 Hewlett-Packard plans to recruit more than 1,000 workers on the Chinese mainland by the end of this year. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/44.html May 13, 2006 China's vast supply of cheap labor and India's army of capable engineers have attracted enormous flows of foreign investment to their countries. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/35.html March 7, 2006 Helen Qiao, an economist at Goldman Sachs Group Inc. in Hong Kong, posed an interesting question this week: 'Will China grow old before getting rich?' http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/36.html February 15, 2006 There's an old Chinese proverb: An army of a thousand is easy to find, but, ah, how difficult to find a general. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/49.html February 6, 2006 In order to relieve the shortage of pilots in its aviation sector, China wants to recruit foreign airline pilots. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/19.html July 28, 2005 Shanghai has created 443,000 new jobs by the end of June this year, fulfilling 88.6 percent of the city's yearly target of 500,000 positions. http://www.recruitmentadvertising.cn/news/136.html January 1, 1970