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In the first half of last year, China Labour Bulletin reported a rebound in strikes and protests in China. As of 2024, the number of workers’ protests remains high, exceeding the same period last year. The Strike Map recorded 719 collective actions in the first half of 2024, up from 696 incidents during the same period the previous year.
19 September 2024
UAW president leading a march in the 2023 strike and collective bargaining.
28 May 2024
In 2023, China Labour Bulletin (CLB) recorded a peak of collective actions in the auto industry since 2015. Intense competition and EV transition hit workers of various companies. Worker grievances include layoffs and lack of severance pay, overdue payments, reduced wages and increased workload. Just transition initiatives by German and US unions are worth learning.
29 April 2024
Industry by industry, how are China’s workers faring in this difficult economic environment?
31 January 2024
Illegal overtime in China’s electronics factories needs better regulation and more accountability
10 November 2023
Analysis of CLB Strike Map data in the manufacturing, construction, services and transport industries indicates that 2023 data may meet pre-pandemic rates
28 July 2023
Digital surveillance technology catches drivers who run red lights or drive on the wrong side of roads, but workers are also victims of unsafe streets
06 July 2023