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Work injuries and labor disputes

In Shanghai, foreign employees are protected by China's labor laws and have access to legal protections for work-related injuries and procedures for resolving labor disputes.


Work injury: Everything you should know

When workplace accidents occur, understanding the relevant provisions and legal obligations is necessary to protect your rights and benefits.

A guide to labor arbitration and labor disputes

If you have labor disputes with your employer, you may apply to the Shanghai Arbitration Commission for the Arbitration of Labor and Personnel Disputes.

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Can I claim a departure tax refund after leaving China?

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