No longer straining to be heard

China's government is actively seeking ways to tackle income distribution inequalities, pressuring foreign businesses to reconsider unionisation and collective bargaining practices

10 minute readNovember 09, 2010 at 11:58 PM
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After being delayed for two years due to the economic crisis, China has resumed efforts to increase collective bargaining practices and unionisation. This year, two national measures have been released

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