On 17 December,  20 coal miners working at an illegal coal mining site were rescued in Xiaoyi, Shanxi, after they were trapped underground by flooding. Two more miners died before the rescue team arrived, sparking public discussion about how to ensure the safety of workers in the mining industry.

On 21 October, a powerful gas explosion on a commercial street in Sh

The anonymous collective Working Time and their digital organising have restarted discussion on the long working

On 11 October, a company bus carrying 51 commuting workers sank into

On 26 September, 17 construction workers were reported missing after a mudslide swept through the shed in which they were living in Ya’an, Sichuan.

The Beijing Municipal Federation of Trade Unions (BMFTU) has introduced guidelines designed to regulate and encourage unionization for “gig” delive

Since the outbreak of Covid-19, workers in China have flooded into the gig economy.

Teachers across China face wages in arrears after the effects of new rules regulating tutoring companies