China's Tangled New Labor Law
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This year's new employment rules just mean creative new ways to evade them.
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China introduces new laws allowing foreigners to apply for longer residency rights.
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China has released new rules governing the domestic distribution of news content by international media organisations, further beefing up state control of the press.
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BEIJING, March 8 -- In preparation for likely approval, China's legislature on Thursday began examining a much-debated law that helps protect private property in an increasingly well-off society.
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China is ready to enforce a new law limiting video sharing to state-owned companies, but regulators will probably look the other way in order not to screw up private business.
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In an attempt to control export quality, China enforces new licensing procedures. The result: expensive Chinese dinners.
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Judges are not usually at risk of losing their jobs to modern technology but that may be changing in China, where new software is handing down sentences automatically.
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Can the Bush administration's new Treasury secretary pull off a feat in China that eluded his predecessor -- and save American jobs in the process?
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NEW YORK - The effect of new US overtime rules that go into effect today are the subject of intense dispute between labor groups and the Bush administration.
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A pair of accidents that killed more than 300 miners has underscored the human price China pays for its booming economy and ravenous appetite for coal, an industry that's seen more than 4,500 workers killed on the job this year.
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Chinese President Hu Jintao moved shrewdly to strengthen his position at the Party Congress. But that won't necessarily make implementing his policies any easier
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The new China is driven by tensions between authoritarianism and something beyond.
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In a generation, a rough-and-tumble form of capitalism is eclipsing the remnants of socialism in China.
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The South Korean government is warning of tough action against union militancy as legislation aimed at increasing flexibility in South Korea's labor market triggered a head-on collision with labor groups.
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By Wang Zhuoqiong  A nationwide network of lawyers specializing in helping migrant workers has been set up with Beijing as its center to better protect their legitimate rights and interests.
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Chinese government officials who came to Washington this week for economic talks got an extra lesson over the past two days in the complexities of America's divided government.
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The rulings of the National Labor Relations Board have poured out one after another in recent months, with many decisions tilting in favor of employers.