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‘Work is getting harder and harder to find’: On the street with China’s gig workers

Beijing’s largest temporary job market is one way to gauge the economic reality of ordinary people at the bottom of what analysts increasingly refer to as China’s K-shaped economy.

Reported by Sydney Morning Herald
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