MIDEA ELECTRIC TRADING (SINGAPORE) CO. PTE. LTD.
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2025-04-11 (cnnindonesia.com)
Chinese companies are busy leaving '996', workers can go home fast
Many companies in China left work patterns 996. Changes in work patterns make work hours shorter, employees can go home quickly.
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2025-04-09 (bworldonline.com)
In China, whispers of change as some companies tell staff to work less -
HONG KONG/BEIJING — A handful of major Chinese companies like home appliance maker Midea have new badges of honor this year: mandatory clock-off times for staff and bans on after-hours meetings. Staff at Midea once toiled till late in the evening, but now they're told to leave by 6:20 p.m. The company's page on social […]
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2025-04-09 (straitstimes.com)
In China, whispers of change as some companies tell staff to work less |
Some major Chinese firms now have fixed clock-off times and bans on after-hours meetings for staff. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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2025-03-28 (smartkarma.com)
Midea Group Co Ltd A (000333) Earnings: FY Revenue Hits 409.08 Billion Yuan with Strong Buy Ratings |
Midea Group reported a total revenue of 409.08 billion yuan for the fiscal year. The company's robotics and automation systems segment generated 28.70 billion yuan in revenue, missing the estimated...
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2025-03-18 (kr-asia.com)
"996" no more? DJI and Midea are making employees leave work on time | KrASIA
Once notorious for relentless overtime, Chinese firms are now enforcing policies to curb late-night work. But is this a real shift, or just a cost-cutting move?
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2025-03-17 (chinadaily.com.cn)
Companies take actions against excessive overtime - .com.cn
Employees in China may get a chance to take a breath from the grueling "996 work culture", where people work from 9 am to 9 pm, six days a week, after several Chinese companies issued internal reminders to prevent formalistic overtime working and workplace rat race.
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