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  • Orders increase in Asia

    June 3, 2009

    Asian sourcing is starting to pick up as the domestic market in China is beginning to recover. Prices are mostly stable and orders are beginning to increase.

    Chinese brands for clothing, electronics, and toys are spreading throughout Asia and are evident in stores in major cities like Manila and Bangkok. This allows the Chinese domestic economy to maintain some capacity waiting for an upswing in the western economies.

    We are still waiting for the summer influx of 6 Million university graduates into the workforce, looking for jobs. The government is creating many new positions but whether this is enough to hold down discontent is the question. If you are looking for new university graduates to hire, this is a great time in Asia, especially China. 

     

    Posted by Walter Buczynski on June 3, 2009 | Comments (2)
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  • June 9, 2009
    In response to: Orders increase in Asia
    Lisa Lin commented:







    If the business recovers, the labor cost between RMB3000 and
    RMB4000 will make very minor impact to the bottom line. Besides,
    the the high qty of candidates does not always mean high quality.
    Wipe your eyes!


    June 4, 2009
    In response to: Orders increase in Asia
    CPM commented:







    for new university graduates too cheap now!

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