Tags : China Employer-Employer Survey (CEES)

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Problem solving and human skills increasingly valuable in China and beyond, suggests Park
The future of work in China and globally will increasingly value the ability of highly skilled workers to solve problems and supervise and interact with others, as Albert Park, Director of the Institute, has found from his research program to analyse data on jobs in China. He believed that globalization and structural ...
https://iems.ust.hk/updates/media-coverage/2019/park-future-work-china-word-sbm-scmp
Albert Francis Park
Head & Chair Prof of Economics, Chair Prof of Social Science & Prof of Public Policy
https://iems.ust.hk/people/faculty-associates/albert-park
Park Discusses Challenges Facing Chinese Manufacturers on RTHK
Director of IEMS Albert Park discussed findings of CEES during the Money Talk radio program on RTHK Radio 3. He mentioned that one of the most comprehensive surveys was intended to help “understand how Chinese manufacturing firms are coping with very challenging environment of rising wages and slowing external ...
https://iems.ust.hk/updates/media-coverage/2017/park-rthk3-money-talk-challenges-facing-chinese-manufacturers
Bloomberg: Robots Displace Workers as Wage-Spiral Pressures Profits in China
Many Chinese manufactures struggle in today’s economic environment, thanks in no small part to rising labor costs. “Time is running out fast for Chinese manufacturers to adapt,” Albert Park, told Bloomberg. Park, Director of HKUST IEMS, headed the international committee for the China ...
https://iems.ust.hk/updates/media-coverage/2017/bloomberg-park-china-robots-displace-workers-wage-spiral-pressures-profits
Quartz: It’s not just the US: Chinese factories are turning to automation as wages rise
Quartz reported that IEMS Director Albert Park suggested due to the high worker turnover Chinese manufacturing firms have to pay workers higher salaries in order to retain them. The article mentioned some of the findings of the China Employer-Employee Survey (CEES), and it highlighted the fact that 40% of ...
https://iems.ust.hk/updates/media-coverage/2017/not-just-us-chinese-factories-turning-automation-wages-rise
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