China: new provisions to better protect platform workers

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The info. On April 26, the Central Committee of the Communist Party and the Chinese government jointly published guidelines urging internet platforms and delivery companies to better protect the more than 80 million people working for them (delivery drivers, ride-hailing drivers, and online content creators).

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