TREE NEWS update: Beijing Party Secretary Yin Li met Deng Jingxi, board chairman of Swiss staffing group Adecco, on September 20, Beijing authorities said. Yin called on Adecco to deepen strategic cooperation with Beijing institutions and companies, expand its business in the capital, and jointly strengthen talent cultivation. He also urged the group to study AI-driven changes in the labor market and to help Beijing tech firms go global while co-hosting the China-Europe Talent Forum.
Beijing Party Secretary Meets Swiss Staffing Group Adecco Chairman
AI take
The meeting signals Beijing's push to keep foreign staffing expertise inside its talent ecosystem, with AI-driven labor shifts now framed as a policy concern rather than a market one. It matters most for Adecco's China positioning and for local tech firms eyeing overseas hiring, since the ask bundles business expansion with talent cultivation and outbound support. Whether the China-Europe Talent Forum becomes a recurring channel, and how far Adecco moves beyond its traditional placement role, is the open question.
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