China outlines new labour protection plan for nation’s 200 million gig workers
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In response to an economic slowdown that has driven millions to seek informal employment through online platforms, China has announced a comprehensive plan to enhance protections for gig workers. The 12-point initiative, released by the State Council and the Communist Party's Central Committee, aims to establish stronger labor safeguards for this growing segment of the workforce. Key provisions include ensuring timely and fair wage payments, as well as addressing various other labor rights issues. This move reflects the government's recognition of the increasing reliance on delivery and ride-hailing services, as more individuals turn to the gig economy for financial stability. The plan underscores China's commitment to improving working conditions for these "new employment groups" amid changing economic dynamics.
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China outlines new labour protection plan for nation’s 200 million gig workers
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