Labour Law
Overview of PRC labour legislation โ framework laws, employment contracts, dispute resolution, workplace safety, and protection of workers' rights
Labour Legislation of the PRC
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China's labour legislation is built around the Labour Law (ๅณๅจๆณ, 1994) as the foundational framework, supplemented by specialized statutes governing employment contracts, dispute resolution, workplace safety, and the protection of specific groups of workers.
Core Framework
- Labour Law (ๅณๅจๆณ, 1994, amended 2018) โ the parent statute establishing fundamental principles of labour relations, working hours, wages, occupational safety, social insurance, and dispute resolution
- Labour Contract Law (ๅณๅจๅๅๆณ, 2007, amended 2012) โ detailed rules on conclusion, performance, modification, and termination of labour contracts, including labour dispatch and part-time employment
Dispute Resolution
- Labour Dispute Mediation and Arbitration Law (ๅณๅจไบ่ฎฎ่ฐ่งฃไปฒ่ฃๆณ, 2007) โ procedural framework for mediation and arbitration of labour disputes, time limits, jurisdiction, and enforcement
Workplace Safety
- Work Safety Law (ๅฎๅ จ็ไบงๆณ, 2002, amended 2021) โ comprehensive regulation of production safety responsibilities, emergency response, accident investigation, and legal liability
Protection of Workers' Rights
- Law on the Protection of Women's Rights and Interests (ๅฆๅฅณๆ็ไฟ้ๆณ, 2022 revision) โ anti-discrimination provisions, equal employment, maternity protection, and anti-harassment measures in the workplace (Chapter V)
Social Law
็คพไผๆณ โ Labour, social insurance, and social protection laws of the PRC
๐ Labour Law
ไธญๅไบบๆฐๅ ฑๅๅฝๅณๅจๆณ โ Labour Law of the People's Republic of China (1994, as amended 2009 & 2018)
2026 ยฉ Denis Shushin.
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