Labor law in China

Labor law in China regulates the relationship between employers and employees through written contracts, workplace rules, social insurance, and statutory protections. Labor arbitration is usually a central formal route for employment disputes before court litigation. Documents such as the labor contract, payroll records, attendance data, and termination notices have great practical importance.

Tip

Keep your signed contract, pay records, attendance data, social insurance information, workplace rules, and every written notice. If a dispute begins, state the outcome you seek and collect evidence before access to company systems ends. Treat employment rights and immigration status as connected but separate issues.