Tech Latest: China's tech workers trapped in web of noncompete clauses
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- Опубликовано: 16 июл 2024
- Tech Latest by Nikkei Asia brings you the newest updates from Asia's technology industry. In this episode, Alice French hears from Cissy Zhou in Hong Kong about how some Chinese tech companies take noncompete agreements to the extreme in order to retain their workers.
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For a communist country, they have some of the worst workers rights and economic disparity between the rich and the poor.
@danjager6200 yes and the west has no noncompete clauses, life is so good in the west
@@erwinlee2842 We have some non compete clauses in the West, but they are a lot more reasonable. Workers have a lot more rights and protections. Low corruption also helps.