Economy woes - More in China take on side jobs
The Straits Times|November 01, 2024
More workers in China are picking up side jobs amid the country's economic malaise, with many, especially the young, anxious about their job prospects.

Workers who have had to take on part-time or casual work said they were worried about suffering further pay cuts or even losing their jobs.

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