Facing the shortage of manpower and demand caused by Chinese companies in the face of

The outbreak of crown disease in China, enterprises are trying to cope with the shortage and demand of people caused by it.NotReuters reported on December 21 that the large -scale spread of crown disease in China has adversely affected labor supply.Retail and financial service companies were severely hit by manpower shortages, and the manufacturing industry followed closely.NotVan Nonoya, managing director of the China Trade Council, said that many large retailers in China cannot operate due to employee infection.NotBefore the surge in cases, China's strict epidemic prevention and control policy has hindered consumption and production, and the economy has fallen into a downturn.Chinese factory output and retail sales have set the worst record in six months in November.The retail sales of the service industry decreased by 5.9%year -on -year, and the growth rate of automobile output fell by 9.9%.NotThe EU Chamber of Chamber of Commerce Woodke said that during the implementation of the "clearing policy" in China, many of the factory rely on the closed -loop system to operate the closed -loop system and isolate employees from the outside world.However, the crown disease epidemic has spread, and the closed -loop model is difficult to sustain.NotAccording to reports, China is an important part of the global supply chain and the main market for the sales of many global consumer goods companies.The further impact of production capacity and consumer demand will be far beyond China's national borders.NotSenior executives of large car manufacturers said that in the case of surge in cases, workers and truck drivers with professional skills can not be retained by professional skills, causing the transportation of goods to be blocked, which will affect the entire industry chain.NotAt present, as the economic difficulties in other parts of the world have weakened the demand for Chinese products, the impact of supply chain interruption has limited impact.NotChinese companies say that if the initial wave of infection fades, they are still optimistic about the future.