Employers, prepare for tribunal trouble

Employers in China are facing more labour arbitrations as employees take advantage of free tribunals and increased rights. Foreign companies are at most risk. They must keep good documentation and pay close attention to balancing internal rules and local law.

10 minute readFebruary 09, 2009 at 11:58 PM
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By Joanna Law.

This year marks mainland China's 31st year of reform, but Guangdong province is showing few signs of celebration. Tales of mass lay-offs, factory shut-downs and labour disputes

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