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China to upgrade quality of workforce.
Byline: Woranuj M.S. Thapanachai
Dec. 2--The lack of qualified labour has many times been cited as a major factor derailing investment in China, but Beijing is now moving to align its workforce to match the needs of the economy through the opening of vocational training centres.
David Arkless, senior vice-president for corporate affairs of UK-based Manpower, said China was trying to improve its workforce by bringing in world-class expertise to help improve quality.
The country plans to invest over US$100 million to provide vocational qualifications. A survey is being conducted among manufacturers and service enterprises in Shanghai to find out ...
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