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Preparing to Work: Offices for the Unemployed Boom in China
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In China, more recently, there are offices for the unemployed, where you can rent a job (symbol image).Image: keystoneNew offices have emerged in Chinese cities – offices for the unemployed.In these offices, the unemployed can rent a job for a small price and pretend that they would go to work every morning.This is reported by the BBC, among others.The unemployment offices are popular, especially among young unemployed people who have recently c…
One problem for Gen Z is unemployment. In a country, this has led young people to go to fake offices to pretend that they have a job there. Which country is it about? China has a problem with unemployment, especially among young people from Gen Z. According to tradingeconomics.com, around 14% of 16-24-year-olds have no job, even though some of them leave universities with prestigious degrees. In other places, young people don't even go to study …
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