Trade unions to be introduced in Wal-Mart

Trade unions to be introduced in Wal-Mart
(Reuters)
Updated: 2006-08-03 10:14

Consumers crowd the newly opened Wal-Mart store in Shanghai, July 28, 2005. China is determined to introduce trade unions in all local Wal-Mart stores, despite the retail giant's opposition to unions among its workers, a Chinese labor official said in state media on Wednesday. [Reuters]
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