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  • Do extra public holidays affect salary calculation?

    Do extra public holidays affect salary calculation?

    Statutory holidays are considered paid days off under Article 51 of the Labor Law of the People’s Republic of China.

  • Infographic | How to calculate sick pay

    Infographic | How to calculate sick pay

    Employees on sick leave due to illness or non-work-related injuries are entitled to wages based on the number of continuous years they have worked at the company.

  • How married men in Shanghai take paternity leave

    How married men in Shanghai take paternity leave

    In Shanghai, couples who give birth in accordance with laws and regulations are entitled to 10 days of paternity leave.

  • How to calculate your salary during marriage leave

    How to calculate your salary during marriage leave

    Employers must pay salaries as stipulated during legally approved marriage leave.

  • Are weekends counted as part of annual leave?

    Are weekends counted as part of annual leave?

    According to the Regulations on Paid Annual Leave for Employees, state-mandated leaves – such as home leave, marriage leave, bereavement leave, maternity leave and paid leave for work-related injuries – are excluded from annual leave.

  • Is a first-year employee eligible for annual leave?

    Is a first-year employee eligible for annual leave?

    To be eligible for paid annual leave, an employee must have worked for the company continuously for over one year.

  • Five key points about annual leave

    Five key points about annual leave

    Statutory holidays and regular rest days are not counted as part of annual leave. Additionally, state-mandated leave, such as home leave, marriage leave, bereavement leave, maternity leave, and paid suspension for work-related injuries, are excluded from annual leave.

  • Paid leave

    You need to know about paid annual leave, maternity leave, home leave, marriage leave and bereavement leave.