LEGAL research, EMPLOYMENT, LABOR laws, UNIVERSITY research, INDUSTRIAL relations
Abstract
A recent report from Peking University highlights the legal issues surrounding shared employment in post-pandemic China. The research points out that China's current labor law system does not provide clear and strong protection for shared employees, which is inconsistent with the country's socioeconomic development. The paper analyzes the evolution of the existing labor law framework and proposes three principles for restructuring China's labor law system to better protect workers. The research concludes that a dual/multiple labor relations path, combining mandatory and autonomous norms, should be adopted to ensure worker protection and compensation for third parties. [Extracted from the article]
JOB applications, LABOR laws, WORKING hours, JOB descriptions, EMPLOYEE selection
Abstract
The article addresses concerns about an Human Resources team member breaching confidentiality, displaying inappropriate behavior, and undermining collaboration. Topics discussed include handling disciplinary actions consistently, ensuring documented evidence, and potentially outsourcing investigations for impartiality.
Published
2024
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