A security woman keeps order at a job fair in Beijing February 14, 2009. China must push job creation as an even higher priority in setting economic policy, the government said on Tuesday, laying down rules for employers and officials to discourage potentially volatile sackings. REUTERS/Grace Liang (CHINA)

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A security woman keeps order at a job fair in Beijing February 14, 2009. China must push job creation as an even higher priority in setting economic policy, the government said on Tuesday, laying down rules for employers and officials to discourage potentially volatile sackings. REUTERS/Grace Liang (CHINA) Stock Photo
A security woman keeps order at a job fair in Beijing February 14, 2009. China must push job creation as an even higher priority in setting economic policy, the government said on Tuesday, laying down rules for employers and officials to discourage potentially volatile sackings. REUTERS/Grace Liang (CHINA) Stock Photo

A security woman keeps order at a job fair in Beijing February 14, 2009. China must push job creation as an even higher priority in setting economic policy, the government said on Tuesday, laying down rules for employers and officials to discourage potentially volatile sackings. REUTERS/Grace Liang (CHINA)

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