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Huawei Responds To Charges Of Illegal Employment In India
August 28, 2008A spokesman for Huawei Technologies, which was accused of illegal employment practices by the Indian Government, said to local media that the company has already received the letter by Indian Government, and it has begun to deal with the problems the Indian Ministry of Labor and Employment had mentioned in that letter.
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Chinese Telecom Company Accused Of Illegal Employment In India
August 27, 2008Huawei Technologies, a well-known Chinese telecom company, has been accused of illegally employing a large number of Chinese workers in India without proper work permits and not paying income tax to the Indian Government.
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