Author: Yang Kai, Li Bin (editors)
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: During the job-hunting process, university graduates may suffer from infringed rights but don't know how to seek justice. This book takes numerous real-life labor dispute cases as its main thread, supplemented by expert analyses and relevant laws and regulations for reference, forming persuasive and representative legal education units. It aims to introduce in an accessible and concise manner the current labor laws and regulations that university graduates must understand to protect their rights, including ten parts such as labor contracts, working hours and holidays, probation rights protection, labor remuneration, vocational training, special protection for female university students in employment, legal self-help for civil servants, social insurance, labor dispute resolution, and legal self-help for university student entrepreneurship. Each part is independently structured, making it convenient for readers to grasp the overall content while also facilitating focused reading and reference. This book is suitable for those in the workplace.
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