Some of China's most labour-intensive companies are finding it difficult to find enough migrant workers to meet their needs, according to CCTV.com. Search Page
Some of China's most labour-intensive companies are finding it difficult to find enough migrant workers to meet their needs, according to CCTV.com. •Bosses at Greater Manchester NHS Trust plan to axe 210 jobs, two wards and two operating theatres in a bid to avoid a £7m deficit.
•Reed Elsevier, the Anglo-Dutch media group, is planning to axe more than 1,000 jobs as part of a continuing efficiency drive.
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