Interpretation of Policies on Labor and Social Security Protection and Re-employment for Laid-off Workers

Author: Wang Wenduo
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Publishing Date: 2001-11-01
Features: This series aims for practical content and concise language, focusing primarily on the obligations laborers should fulfill and the rights they can enjoy in various social security programs, ruthlessly discarding content that is not directly relevant. Whether it is the Q&A designed in the book or the cases selected, they all attempt to use simple and clear language to help a broad readership understand: who should take care of them when they grow old, how to obtain pensions, and where to receive them; who should treat them when they are sick, where to buy medicine, and where to medical expenses; what to do after being laid off or unemployed, where to get living expenses, and who to turn to for help with reemployment, and so on. All the authors of this series have been engaged in labor and social security work for many years and are very familiar with the content they write about. Most of them have even personally participated in the formulation and drafting of relevant policies and regulations. To enhance the usability and readability of the series, each author has revised and refined their work multiple times.