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CLB was first established in Hong Kong in 1994 as a bi-lingual, monthly newsletter designed to inform international trade unionists of events inside China and to let Chinese workers know about domestic labour news and the role of trade unions. CLB remains committed to supporting the workers’ movement in China and in creating genuine trade unions that can take the movement to the next level.
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At Least 47 Killed, 90 Injured in Chemical Explosion in Eastern China
Dozens remain in critical condition following a massive blast at a pesticide plant in Jiangsu province.
CHINA: Food Delivery Drivers in 5 Cities Strike Over Post-New Year Pay Cuts
Workers for Meituan and Ele.me staged strikes in at least 5 Chinese cities shortly after the Lunar New Year holiday.
Death Toll Rises to 21 in China's Worst Mining Accident of 2018
22 miners were building a drainage when a rock burst blocked both its ends. Only one miner survived.
Foxconn Comes Under Pressure over Wages as Shenzhen Urban Village Rents Rise
The gentrification of Shenzhen is forcing migrant workers out of their homes.
Fixing China's Sharing Economy Woes
Labor strikes, low wages, and impossible deliveries have ravaged China's gig economy. Simply hiring contracted workers may lead to sustainable growth.
China's Guangdong Province Raises Minimum Wages for First Time in 3 Years
The minimal adjustment comes amid reluctance from local government to raise costs for businesses.
China's Tech Workers Endure Slave-like Conditions in Shenzhen
Shenzhen’s tech workers face burnout striving for their entrepreneurial dream, highlighting the need for effective unionization.
Wage Cuts Drive China's Online Food Delivery Workers to Strike
Workers around China are protesting against wages cuts and poor working conditions amid cut-throat competition in the online food delivery market.
OPINION: Job Recruitment in China is Depressingly Sexist
Workplace discrimination and dismissive attitudes continue to discredit many women across China.