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  • China Xinhua Airlines Loses In Labor Dispute

    March 12, 2010

    Beijing Shunyi District Court has sentenced China Xinhua Airlines to pay a total of CNY1 million to 21 of its employees who were reportedly dismissed by the company in "an underhand manner".


  • Wuhan Companies Pledge No Salary Reduction And Back Pay

    February 5, 2010

    In response to an initiative of Wuhan Hanyang District Federation of Trade Unions, 1,000 enterprises in Wuahan have pledged not to reduce salaries or defer payment to their employees with the aim of expanding domestic demand and promoting consumption.


  • Working For A Charity In China: Nothing Is Perfect

    November 23, 2009

    By Kay Zhang
    As a professional who has worked in the Chinese charity sector for more than three years, I have networked with a group of colleagues from different organizations. For certain aspects of our work, I have discovered that many people are unclear about our specific goals and duties. This essay is for those colleagues [...]


  • Shenzhen To Make Leave Payment Mandatory

    November 17, 2009

    Shenzhen will amend its salary payment rule to ensure that employees receive their pay when they take statutory leave.


  • Labor Dispute In Hangzhou Concerns China's Trade Unions

    November 16, 2009

    The All-China Federation Of Trade Unions says it is deeply concerned with the mistreatment that Wang Hongli, a female employee in Hangzhou, received when she asked her employer for her salary.


  • Xi'an Rules On Salary Payment To Migrant Workers

    November 2, 2009

    Xi'an Municipal Labor and Social Security Bureau and Xi'an Municipal Construction Commission have jointly issued four rules to ensure that the salaries of migrant workers are paid on time.


  • Employee Subsidies Subject To Income Tax In China

    September 18, 2009

    According to the Rule on the Implementation of Collection of Individual Income Tax issued by State Administration of Taxation, subsidies that a company offers to its employees, including transportation subsidy and communications subsidy, are all subject to personal income tax after a certain amount is deducted as a public affairs cost.




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