General Electric Accused Of Violating China's Labor Law
Policy Matters Ohio, a non-profit organization from the United States, published a report at the end of March which it says that General Electric's joint venture company in Xiamen has violated China's...
View ArticleACFTU: GE Seriously Violated China's Labor Law
A representative surnamed Sun from All-China Federation of Trade Unions told local media that ACFTU would ask Xiamen Topstar Lighting Co. Ltd, a joint venture company of General Electric in Xiamen,...
View ArticleShenzhen: Paid Holiday Shall Be Offered To Sichuanese Migrant Workers
Shenzhen Municipal Government says that Sichuanese migrant workers who are working in Shenzhen can now ask for paid leave to go home to see their families in the areas affected by the recent...
View ArticleLessons For Building Supply Chain Capacity For CSR In China
A new report by Business for Social Responsibility says that companies working directly with factory managers to equip suppliers with skills, knowledge and systems to take ownership of corporate social...
View ArticleHon Hai Gains General Acting Rights For Apple On Chinese Mainland
Taiwan-based technology manufacturing group Hon Hai Precision will become the general agent for Apple's products on the Chinese mainland and the company will start its large-scale deployment in the...
View ArticleChinese Search Engine Baidu In Dialog With Striking Workers
Executives from the Chinese Internet search engine Baidu talked over the past weekend with striking workers who protested against the company's salary cuts and its new sales commission policies. News...
View ArticleFoxconn's Working Conditions In China Under Scrutiny
The world's three major IT companies — Apple, HP and Dell — are reportedly respectively conducting investigations on the working conditions of Foxconn following the series of suicides happened in the...
View ArticleLotte China Factory Workers On Strike
Workers at Lotte China Food Company in Beijing went on strike on August 16, 2010, to demand better pay. It is reported that about 300 workers at the food plant, which is owned by South Korea's Lotte...
View ArticleLabor Relations In China A Priority For British Retailer
British retail giant Tesco has signed its first collective labor contract with employees in China. The contract reportedly covers Tesco's 30,000 employees in 109 supermarkets, 14 convenience stores,...
View ArticleJapanese Company Eyes Jiangsu For Robot Manufacturing
Yaskawa Electric Corporation, a Japanese manufacturer of servo motors, controllers, AC drives and industry robots, has announced plans to build the world's largest robot manufacturing plant in China's...
View ArticleGeneral Electric Accused Of Violating China's Labor Law
Policy Matters Ohio, a non-profit organization from the United States, published a report at the end of March which it says that General Electric's
View ArticleACFTU: GE Seriously Violated China's Labor Law
A representative surnamed Sun from All-China Federation of Trade Unions told local media that ACFTU would ask Xiamen Topstar Lighting Co. Ltd, a joint
View ArticleShenzhen: Paid Holiday Shall Be Offered To Sichuanese Migrant Workers
Shenzhen Municipal Government says that Sichuanese migrant workers who are working in Shenzhen can now ask for paid leave to go home to see
View ArticleLessons For Building Supply Chain Capacity For CSR In China
A new report by Business for Social Responsibility says that companies working directly with factory managers to equip suppliers with skills, knowledge and systems
View ArticleHon Hai Gains General Acting Rights For Apple On Chinese Mainland
Taiwan-based technology manufacturing group Hon Hai Precision will become the general agent for Apple's products on the Chinese mainland and the company will start
View ArticleChinese Search Engine Baidu In Dialog With Striking Workers
Executives from the Chinese Internet search engine Baidu talked over the past weekend with striking workers who protested against the company's salary cuts and
View ArticleFoxconn's Working Conditions In China Under Scrutiny
The world's three major IT companies — Apple, HP and Dell — are reportedly respectively conducting investigations on the working conditions of Foxconn following
View ArticleLotte China Factory Workers On Strike
Workers at Lotte China Food Company in Beijing went on strike on August 16, 2010, to demand better pay. It is reported that about
View ArticleLabor Relations In China A Priority For British Retailer
British retail giant Tesco has signed its first collective labor contract with employees in China. The contract reportedly covers Tesco's 30,000 employees in 109
View ArticleJapanese Company Eyes Jiangsu For Robot Manufacturing
Yaskawa Electric Corporation, a Japanese manufacturer of servo motors, controllers, AC drives and industry robots, has announced plans to build the world's largest robot
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