Visiting the Grassroots Holiday

Visiting the Grassroots Holiday

New rules bring order to housekeeping

[2017-08-08 08:35]

Last month, for the first time in the local industry's history, the Shanghai Changning District Homemaking Service Association released a 50-item code of conduct for housekeepers and nannies..

Some people think we are robots

[2017-08-08 08:35]

Yu Xuan, a 36-year-old from rural Jiangsu province, who works in Shanghai as a domestic maternity nurse

Expats pay more and are thoughtful employers

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Xia Jun, president of the Shanghai Changning District Homemaking Service Association

Solid waste imports face stricter controls in boost to environment

[2017-08-08 08:35]

Range of harmful products will be banned under new green comprehensive guidelines

Quarterly review on government websites released

[2017-08-08 08:35]

The State Council, China's cabinet, released the results on Friday of a nationwide review on government websites, which was conducted in the second quarter of this year.

Policy digest

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Bike-sharing services to be regulated

Reform raises quality of court proceedings

[2017-08-07 08:41]

Since 2012, when the top leadership spoke of the need to improve the nation's courts, a number of measures have been taken to uphold the rule of law and improve the quality of hearings.

We must continue to improve efficiency

[2017-08-07 08:41]

Zhang Yan, 40, works at Beijing No 4 Intermediate People's Court. She has handled administrative cases for more than 11 years.

IP rights are improving, thanks to stronger rules

[2017-08-07 08:41]

Zhang Jian is a judge at the Beijing Intellectual Property Court, which was established in 2014 to improve the quality of judgments in cases related to intellectual property rights.

It's important to root out the causes of disputes

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Luo Zhilong, 47, chief judge at a domestic tribunal at Yong'an District People's Court in Sanming, Fujian province.

Change made me I realize how much I love my job

[2017-08-07 08:41]

Cheng Na, 34, served as a judge for nine years before being reclassified as a judicial officer in the first round of selection for judges. In the second round, she was appointed as a judge specializing in administrative cases at Beijing No 4 Intermediate People's Court.