Labor Laws in China

by Javyair in Economics, October 26, 2009

Recently introduced labors are upsetting the base of things in China…but is it for the better or for the worst?

Works Cited

Barboza, David. “Reform Still in Chinese Factories”. The New York Times. 5 Jan. 2009. 15 Oct. 2009

“China to install new system to ensure migrant workers paid more, on time”. BBC Monitoring Asia Pacific. 7 Feb. 2008. 17 Oct. 2009

“COMPANIES NOW REQUIRED TO MONITOR WORKPLACE HAZARDS”. Chinadaily. 14. Aug. 2009. 14 Oct. 2009

Leung, Paggie. “Survey triggers new appeal for efforts to help poor and elderly”. South China Morning Post. 5 Feb. 2008. NEWS; Pg. 3. 17 Oct. 2009

Leung, Rob. “APPALLED BY FSCTORY OWNER’S STAND AGAINST LAWS PROTECTING WORKERS”. South China Morning Post. 16 Mar. 2008. News; Letters; pg.12. 15 Oct. 2009 <http://0-www.lexisnexis.com.torofind.csudh.edu>

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