A motorcycle-maker's campus recruitment in Chongqing drew ridicule for offering 985 and 211 graduates 120,000 to 150,000 yuan a year in R&D roles. Founder Zhang Xue hit back at critics, turning a routine job posting into a public argument about what elite graduates are worth.
A first-person walkthrough of a single shift at a Chongqing electronics plant shows the rhythms of China's assembly workforce, from dorm wake-up calls to canteen lunches and overtime. It is a rare, unglamorous look at the people behind the gadgets the world buys.
Trip.com is testing a year-long 'no-reason personal leave' policy in which each day an employee takes off earns their team a 600-yuan activity bonus. The company says the experiment aims to remove the guilt many Chinese office workers feel about taking time away from work.
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