Young workers are flocking to tier-one cities and administrative roles, leaving foundational sectors struggling to hire amid a transforming economy
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A job-seeking student (left) speaks with a recruiter in Guangzhou, Guangdong. Photo: Chen Jimin/China News Service/Visual China Group
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