| Journal Call no. | TS1399.T44 |
|---|---|
| Article Title | No longer on nights. |
| Is Part Of | Textile Asia : the Asian textile & apparel monthly ; v.26, no.4, Apr 1995, p.68-69. |
| Abstract | Female workers in cotton mills in China are required to operate the spindles and considered dispensable front-line staff, so even pregnant workers have to work night shifts. But after the announcement of the new Labour Law on 1 February 1995, the six state-run cotton mills in Zhengzhou city in Henan province has adopted a new system of exempting pregnant workers from night shifts. |