Beijing, China, January 10, 2014 /ChinaNewswire.com – Xinwengao.com/ – Over 80% of Chinese migrant workers with left-behind children feel inadequate as parents, and experience frequent anxiety and guilt as a result of family separation and failure to provide for their children's well-being and education. Parents form a large part of today's workforce, and their well-being … >>>

The first batch of two service centers for migrant workers in Nanjing has been formally launched in Hongshan community of Xuanwu District and Nanyuan community of Jianye District in Nanjing.

The All China Federation of Trade Unions is carrying out a program across the country to promote employment in the household service sector.

China's State Council has held a meeting to arrange measures to further strengthen the nation's employment situation.

A special organizing committee led by All-China Women's Federation has announced in Beijing that it will join hands with Unilever China to carry out a special program in ten Chinese regions to show care to the children left behind in rural China by migrant workers.

China's Central Communist Youth League and the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security have jointly issued a circular to initiate training for young migrant workers who come to work in cities.

Terry Manns, the executive assistant manager of Radisson Hotel Pudong Century Park, attended the grand opening ceremony of the Charity Foundation of Yangdong Primary Migrant School to show the hotel's support to the foundation. Manns said that the hotel is committed to uplifting the less-privileged in the community and helping the children of the school […]