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» Home » Company needs not to pay compensation while rescinding labor contract with employee who breaches his duty

Company needs not to pay compensation while rescinding labor contract with employee who breaches his duty

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ID: HARP-073
Title: Company needs not to pay compensation while rescinding labor contract with employee who breaches his duty
Source: Bi Fangfang, Chinese Court website
Parties: Yuan Cong vs. Meijia Company
Dispute Resolution Organ: Mentougou Labor Dispute Arbitration Committee
Year: 2001
Pages: 0
Author(s):
Keywords: China, compensation, contract, employment, human rights, labor dispute
Abstract: Yuan Cong managed the construction department in Meijia Company. He signed a labor contract with Meijia Company on Nov. 1, 2001. Since he didn’t perform his duty in many project and caused a big loss to the company, the employer fired him on Dec. 30, 2000. Yuan applied for arbitration, claiming that the company should pay him compensation after rescinding the contract.
Secured: False
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