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China woman fired due to husband’s rival firm job receives US$101,000 for unjust dismissal
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07.05.2026

China woman fired due to husband’s rival firm job receives US$101,000 for unjust dismissal

A Shanghai company has been ordered to pay a woman employee 690,000 yuan (US$101,000) for illegally firing her because her husband works for a rival firm. Xuhui District People’s Court made the ruling in Shanghai in late April, the Yangtze Evening News reported. The woman, surnamed Liu, started working at the company in 2006. The firm’s name was not disclosed in the report, only that it operates in the property management industry. At the end of 2023, Liu received a notice from her employer...

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Hong Kong Housing Estate Defends Hiring 31 Mainland Guards Amid Staff Shortage
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Business·03.05.2026KI-Zusammenfassung

Hong Kong Housing Estate Defends Hiring 31 Mainland Guards Amid Staff Shortage

Hong Kong's property management sector faces up to 25% security staff shortage. Richland Gardens in Kowloon Bay hired 31 mainland Chinese guards through a government labour scheme, drawing criticism from lawmakers and social media users concerned about local job losses. The owners' corporation says recruitment was necessary after four years of staffing difficulties.

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