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Several significant employment-related regulations have recently taken effect — or will soon take effect — in China. For multinational corporations and domestic enterprises alike, long-standing local practices and conventional HR assumptions are being challenged by statutory updates, nationwide judicial harmonization, and increased regulatory data sharing. Below is a brief overview of the key developments and what they mean for employers operating in the region.
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