Migrant workers who returned home from China's Guangdong Province after losing their jobs, look for work at a labor market in Chengdu. One worker advertises that he will take any job. (Getty)
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January 16, 2009
Migrant Workers in China Looking for Jobs
Migrant workers who returned home from China's Guangdong Province after losing their jobs, look for work at a labor market in Chengdu. One worker advertises that he will take any job. (Getty)
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