China Issues First Regulation on Rights of Over-Age Workers

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China's Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security and four other departments have released the "Provisional Regulations on the Protection of Basic Rights of Over-Age Workers," effective July 1.
This is the first regulation specifically addressing the rights of older workers, filling a gap in current labor laws and clarifying the rights and obligations of employers and over-age workers.

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China's Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security and four other departments have released the "Provisional Regulations on the Protection of Basic Rights of Over-Age Workers," effective July 1. This is the first regulation specifically addressing the rights of older workers, filling a gap in current labor laws and clarifying the rights and obligations of employers and over-age workers.

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