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Workforce Management and Employer Compliance
This chapter sets out the operational core of employer compliance in China, the day-to-day systems through which a lawful workforce is managed. It begins with working time and the tiered, non-waivable overtime rates, the localized minimum-wage and wage-payment rules, and the consequences of underrep
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