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China's automation shift leaves N. Korean contract workers without jobs - Daily NK English

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North Koreans who anticipated a surge in contract manufacturing work following the relaxation of COVID-19 border controls are facing disappointment as opportunities continue to dwindle. “People expected more contract work when the border reopened, but the opposite has happened,” a source in North Pyongan province told Daily NK recently. “Chinese businesses are increasingly reluctant to work with North Korean companies due to the various uncertai…

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China's automation shift leaves N. Korean contract workers without jobs - Daily NK English

North Koreans who anticipated a surge in contract manufacturing work following the relaxation of COVID-19 border controls are facing disappointment as opportunities continue to dwindle. “People expected more contract work when the border reopened, but the opposite has happened,” a source in North Pyongan province told Daily NK recently. “Chinese businesses are increasingly reluctant to work with North Korean companies due to the various uncertai…

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DailyNK broke the news in 16 days ago on Thursday, February 6, 2025.

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