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China labor force overview and background
China labor force data suuplied by ATAHK :China labor force as a proportion of the total, according to figures released by the National Bureau of Statistics .Chinese aged 15-64 represented 74.4% of the population in 2011, The statistic prompted one or two stories Judging by the NBS figures, it increased by about 3.45m in 2011. In fact, China's working-age population numbered over 1 billion (74.4% of 1,347,350,000) in 2011 China's dependency ratio is still low, compared with its past or its peers. It was lower in 2011 than in any recent year except 2010.
Latest China labor force data
China’s National Bureau of Statistics came out with a report China labor force on January 20, 2015, which revealed that the country’s working-age population, which includes people between the ages of 16 and 60, had fallen by 3,710,000 from 2013 to 2014
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Impact on China labor force
The Chinese government had announced a relaxation of its one-child policy in 2013, but a number of families in China still prefer to have only one child - sometimes for practical and economic reasons but also because, after years of official propaganda .
Private sector development. The National Re-employment Conference held i2002 and the subsequent 16th Congress of the Communist Party stressed employment generation as one of the government’s main policy priorities and emphasized the need to support private sector development.
Labor mobility. To encourage greater labor mobility, restrictions on internal migration have been reduced
Labor mobility. To encourage greater labor mobility, restrictions on internal migration have been reduced
Improving job search services. Easier access to information on job opportunities and fostering the establishment of private employment agencies would help improve the matching of job seekers with prospective employers.
Strengthening the social safety net. Widening the coverage of the unemployment insurance scheme and other social safety nets would be helpful in protecting vulnerable groups.
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