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Legislators review labor law revision on regulating outsourcing
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m Corporation recently announced it plans to outsource half of its 19,000 gas stations nationwide to local contractors to lower costs.
Contractors would be granted employment and wage distribution rights, said the company.
Jiang Ying, a labor law professor at the China Institute of Industrial Relations, said China National Petroleum might be turning to contracting mechanisms because laws and regulations governing labor outsourcing are being tightened.
Jiang said the oil and gas supplier has been using labor outsourcing in almost all of its gas stations. Requiring contractors to employ outsourced workers would help change the workers' employment relationship and sustain employment. Then contractors would replace agencies as employers, she said.
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