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Labor Day Ruminations On China's Labor Law

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April 29, 2007|

By Russell Brown May 1 is Labor Day in China. A source of considerable controversy, China's first proposed Labor Contract Law in more than ten years, while not passed into law during the annual National People's Congress, is, according to experts, assured of passage soon.

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