Reported 10 days ago
In a surprising shift, several major Chinese companies, including Midea and Haier, are implementing policies to reduce staff working hours, moving away from the demanding '996' work culture. This change includes mandatory clock-off times and the introduction of a five-day work week, reflecting a response to both new EU labor laws and a desire from the Chinese government to promote better work-life balance amid economic pressures. However, skepticism remains among employees about the sustainability of these changes.
Source: YAHOO