Our hot Chinese dalliance
Tuesday, 1.6.2010As China rises, it demands a deference we should be wary to give Von Peter Hartcher (Sydney Morning Herald).
As China rises, it demands a deference we should be wary to give Von Peter Hartcher (Sydney Morning Herald).
Folter-Geständnisse als Beweismittel vor Gericht unzulässig. Quelle: NZZ.
… for employee at logistics company “… they do not have weekends and holidays … this job uses up all my energy …” (Global Times).
“Surprising no one, iPad clones are sprouting up in the IP rip-off capital of the world — China — including one charmingly and thoroughly unimaginatively known as the iPed …” Von Rik Myslewski. Quelle: The Register.
“… About 20 percent of China’s real estate is owned by people with multiple properties, according to estimates …” Quelle: Xinhua.
“… ‘The 80s and 90s generation workers need more care and respect and need to be motivated to work with enthusiasm’ said Guangdong party chief Wang Yang …” Von Elaine Kurtenbach. Quelle: Bloomberg-Businessweek.
“In … Guangdong Province, where many migrant workers are involved in
the labor-intensive processing trade businesses, an employer can save as much as 6,000 yuan a year by hiring a migrant worker but not paying for his social insurance …” Von Cong Mu. Quelle: Global Times.
Add another entry to the list of worries for the global economy and financial markets: labor unrest in China. Von Keith Bradsher. Quelle: NYT. Update: Honda Offers Strikers in China 24% Pay Boost (WSJ).