Labor Law in China: Progress and Challenges by Zengyi Xie

By Zengyi Xie

​The basic objective of this e-book is to aid readers comprehend the improvement of the idea and perform of work legislation in China, and to familiarize them with significant advances and closing demanding situations during this box. the writer additionally places ahead feedback on how one can increase hard work legislation in China at the foundation of an research of key difficulties and comparative learn. The booklet may also function an invaluable consultant, permitting HR specialists at businesses with chinese language staff or doing company in China to raised comprehend chinese language hard work legislation and laws. It covers a wide diversity of work legislations matters, together with the which means of work family members, definition of the worker and organisation, the tasks of employers and staff, anti-discrimination, exertions dispatch, minimal salary, termination of work contracts, paintings harm assurance, hard work inspections and exertions dispute resolution.

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Therefore, both the employer and the employee should bear a duty of mutual respect and trust. Third, the subordination of the employee to the employer and the imbalance between their respective statuses need to be examined. The employer often makes rules and gives instructions that the employee must obey. Yet the employer cannot 9 Deborah J Lockton, Employment Law, 5th Edition, Palgrave Macmillan, 2006, pp. 102–112. 4 Improvement of Duties of the Employer and the Employee 27 abuse this power, and the rules and instructions must be lawful and reasonable.

The law containing more specific rules on anti-discrimination, namely the Employment Promotion Law, was adopted in 2007. 17 Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security of the People’s Republic of China, Bulletin of Statistics for the Development of Human Resources and Social Security in China of 2013. 18 The third reason is incorrect knowledge or attitudes on the part of employers in relation to factors such as gender, age, region and health. 20 The last but not the least reason is institutional factors.

This could be a serious burden for small businesses of minimal scale and few employees. 42 But many small businesses do not have detailed workplace rules or the rules are not clear or specific, so it can be difficult for the employer to ascertain whether the employee is in “serious violation of the workplace rules” and to have their contract terminated according to the law. pdf. pdf. 42 Labor Contract Law, Article 39, Sec. 2. 43 As small businesses, especially individually-owned business may have little or no training capacity and limited and few job positions, it is hard for business owners to provide training or to adjust the employee’s position, and therefore it is also hard to terminate the contract.

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