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ARTICLE · 24 MARCH 2014

Employment Law Update: New framework for dispatch services in China

The business of employing people and then dispatching them to another company for work has come under severe scrutiny.

ChinaEmployment and HR

The Chinese legal framework is always in development, but no sector has received so much attention lately as that of dispatch services. The business of employing people and then dispatching them to another company for work has come under severe scrutiny, with a huge impact not only on foreign-invested companies that are engaging in this business, but also on their customers: subsidiaries of international companies who for one reason or another hire at least part of their workforce through dispatch service providers including FESCO (Foreign Enterprises Service Corporation) and CIIC (China International Intellectech Corp).

Rules for Labor Dispatch Service Providers

In late 2012, the PRC Labor Contract Law was amended to set new requirements on companies providing dispatch services. The amendments also established that dispatch could only be used for temporary, substitute or auxiliary positions, and disclosed that the State human resources administration would

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