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China Job Market for Graduates Shows Stress on Slowdown

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China’s job market for university graduates is showing signs of stress as the nation’s deepest economic slowdown since the global financial crisis coincides with a record 6.8 million students completing their studies.

“The job market for graduates is the worst since 2009,” said Jennifer Feng, chief human resources expert at 51job Inc., a Shanghai-based online recruiter. In Beijing, Tang Wen, a spokesman at ChinaHR.com, a Chinese subsidiary of Monster Worldwide Inc., said conditions “may be slightly worse compared with 2011, but not too much.”