Nokia China staff say it has violated Chinese labour laws

Release Date 2 Sep, 2011 in Inquirer

Nokia China staff say it has violated Chinese labour laws Inquirer - Kate O'Flaherty - 2 Sep, 2011 By Kate O'Flaherty IT SEEMS THAT Nokia has attracted a case of 'trouble at the mill' as it has been accused by some of its Chinese employees of violating Chinese labour laws. Nokia announced in April that that it would cut around 4000 employees by the ...
	Nokia China gives 10 days notice before sacking 170 China Daily - Yin Mingzhe - 2 Sep, 2011 Nokia China may have violated Chinese labor laws as the company sacked about 170 employees after only giving 10 days advanced notice, Shanghai-based National Business Daily (NBD) reported Friday. ...
	Employees: Nokia China layoffs illegal China.org.cn - 2 Sep, 2011 By Yang Xi Nokia, the world's largest phone maker by volume, may have violated Chinese labor laws when it fired 170 employees in the country after giving only 10 days advance notice. Employees at Nokia China have accused the company of violating ...
	Nokia accused of violating Chinese labour laws over employee layoffs The Next Web - 2 Sep, 2011 Finnish mobile giant Nokia has been accused by some of its employees of violating Chinese labour laws following new plans to cut a number of employees working at Nokia China, the National Business Daily reports. Nokia China's Human Resources department ...
	Nokia China Accused of Violating Labor Laws After Job Cuts CRIENGLISH.com - 2 Sep, 2011 Nokia China has been accused by some of its employees of violating Chinese labor laws, after releasing new plans to cut the number of employees, the National Business Daily reported on Friday. In a joint letter addressed to the Human Resources ...