By Adrienne Mong, NBC News Producer
BEIJING – As factories close up shop in the world’s largest manufacturing exporter, sending thousands of temporary, or migrant, workers without jobs onto the streets, the Chinese government faces potentially its biggest employment challenge in its thirty years of economic reform.
Two weekends ago, the State Council – or China’s [...]
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