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The Economic Downturn in China: Job Losses, Factory Closures, and Early Annual Leave as Businesses Face Challenges
📦 Many people in China are returning to their hometowns early due to job losses, business failures, and a decrease in orders for factories.
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Migrant workers and laid-off white-collar workers are heading back early.
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Businesses in China are experiencing a decrease in orders and excess stock.
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Factories are reducing production, ceasing operations, or shutting down.
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Companies are requesting employees to take holidays earlier than usual.
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Wool sweater companies are shutting down months before the holiday season.
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Many factories in China have no orders and are giving workers an early holiday.
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Some factories have already started their holidays.
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📉 The video discusses the current economic downturn in China, leading to layoffs and factory closures.
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Many small factories in Quinan are operating at a loss and workers are hoping for substantial severance packages.
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The Urban Village in Hangu District, Guangjo, is surrounded by factories that are struggling and laying off workers.
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The entire economy in China is depressed, with various industries struggling and construction sites being suspended.
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Migrant workers are returning home due to lack of job opportunities, unpaid wages, and funding shortages on construction sites.
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The building materials industry is also affected, with factories issuing early holiday notices and facing reduced demand and slim profits.
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The Golden World Innovation Aluminum Company announced an unusually long holiday break of almost 5 months due to reduced demand and slim profits.
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Overcapacity and insufficient market demand are causing steel plants to reduce prices and incur losses.
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📉 Multiple factories in China are facing severe losses and shutting down, resulting in job losses and economic challenges.
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Tiger Bond Hardware, a well-known Hong Kong funded enterprise, announced its closure due to severe losses and inability to sustain operations.
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Dwan Sheli Industrial Company Limited, in business for 31 years, also announced its dissolution due to operational losses and accumulating debts.
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Dongan Shao ding electrical appliances announced the complete shutdown of its molding factory due to decreased orders and operating at a loss.
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Workers in foreign and Hong Kong funded enterprises generally receive compensation according to labor laws, but workers in Chinese funded enterprises often do not receive compensation and face wage rear.
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Hshinga textile company, a leading cotton spinning enterprise, applied for restructuring due to its inability to clear debts and owed wages for 7 months.
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Many textile factories in Sha county have closed, leading people to seek work in other regions.
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💼 The economic downturn in China is affecting businesses, government agencies, and public institutions, leading to closures, unpaid wages, and financial challenges.
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Many restaurant owners in the catering industry have lost their initial investments and are unable to pay their employees.
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Government agencies and public institutions, including the transportation bureau, are also facing dire financial challenges and unpaid wages.
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Civil servants in Jiangsu province are struggling to receive salaries, prompting the government to encourage them to start their own businesses.
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China's economy, particularly the export sector, is showing signs of sluggish growth with a decline in exports for the sixth consecutive month.
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The decline in exports is directly impacting employment and has led to some foreign trade enterprises being on holiday due to lack of orders.
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😔 Due to a lack of orders, a factory in Shenzhen extended its holiday for employees until February 2024, indicating ongoing losses and struggles for businesses in China's economy.
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The factory extended its holiday for employees until February 2024.
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Some workers were reassigned while others were given holidays due to lack of orders.
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The number of factories in Shenzhen is decreasing and it is becoming difficult to operate.
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China experienced a deficit in foreign direct investment during the third quarter.
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Western countries adopting de-risking measures against China may be related to the deficit.
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China's economy is perceived to be deteriorating with declining exports and a real estate debt crisis.
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Consumers lack confidence and are reluctant to spend, leading to a gloomy outlook for China's economy.
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