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CHINA LABOR
China has changed from a low-cost labor manufacturing haven to one where attracting and retaining workers is often a company’s biggest, most demanding task. Higher wages, tight labor markets, and ever more assertive workers are now some of the biggest challenges facing multinationals and emerging Chinese companies alike. We explore the challenges.
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would you do? NADER: Right, it'll never work. No American worker can compete with 50-cent an hour hard-working Chinese...
would you do? NADER: It'll never work. No American worker can compete with 50 cents an hour hardworking Chinese workers...
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