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With national holidays approaching, Chinese workers demand a proper break
Workers are using boycotts, legal complaints and social media to challenge forced weekend shifts, as courts accepted 648,000 labour disputes in 2025.
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With national holidays approaching, Chinese workers demand a proper break
By Claire Fu and Marius Zaharia SINGAPORE/HONG KONG, Sept 29 (Reuters) - With China set for a week-long holiday at the start of October, many workers are taking to social media to complain about the widespread practice of requiring staff to work weeken...
China workers protest weekend work - News Today
A growing number of Chinese workers are using social media to complain about employers requiring them to work weekends immediately before and after the country's upcoming week-long national holiday. The post China workers protest weekend work appeared first on News Today | First with the news.
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