Wal-Mart Welcomes First Labor Union In Quanzhou

August 1, 2006 | Print | Email Email | Comments | Category: News


    Wal-Mart Shenzhen International Trust & Investment Company has formally set up a labor union in Quanzhou.

    This is the first labor union for Wal-Mart since it entered China in 1995.

    With thirty initial members, the establishment of this labor union is expected to promote the establishment of other labor unions at Wal-Mart and other foreign enterprises in China.

    Ke Yunlong, chairman of the Wal-Mart Labor Union, says the union will organize activities for employees and help them handle labor-related affairs in order to achieve mutual benefits for both the company and employees.

    Wal-Mart has opened 59 shopping centers in 17 cities in China and has over 30000 Chinese employees.


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