Taking stock of China’s logistical shortfall in recruitment

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By Alex Lennane

21/05/2013

A short but interesting point about the lack of logistics staff in China. Not only does the education system fail to prepare students, but there are few people able to fulfill lower level roles. Meanwhile, Unipart Logistics revealed that staff turnover in China is very high ? and that they will leave for as little as a 30p pay rise.

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