Government to offer subsidies, tax breaks and easier loans to boost prospects for college graduates as record numbers prepare to enter the workforce
Chinese students from Renmin University of China are seated during their graduation ceremony at the school's campus on June 30 2020 in Beijing, China. Picture: GETTY IMAGES/KEVIN FRAYER
“China ... encourages employers in Covid-hit regions to sign labour contracts with college graduates online,” it said, promising support for smaller and medium-size enterprises that hire more college graduates. But the worstCovid-19 outbreaks since 2020 have added to the pressures students face, and put at risk the small firms that are a mainstay of the world’s second largest economy.
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