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mike w
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It does make you wonder then why you see ads such as a very recent one from Jiangxi Science & Technology Normal University (JXSTNU) on seriousteachers that includes:
"Due to Chinese working visa requirements we can only employee candidates aged under 60 years old" |
It makes you wonder how they get away with making such statements, when it clearly goes against the rules set out by central government.
This is just one instance where provincial/city government seems to be able to totally ignore central government and make it's own rules fir it's own reasons. Must remember though, that the way the rules are interpreted away from central government leaves a lot to be desired. And of course it's not beyond the realms of possibility that local government may be unaware of such rules. |
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eslteach
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| tributary wrote: |
| As they are not technically legally employable as they are not allowed to obtain a work visa or resident work visa permit, then where is the issue? |
as they as they? |
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dog backwards
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In my city, if one is qualified and in good health, he may be hired up to age 69. This is my observation. There are more over-55-to-65 year-old teachers than any other age group here.
To my knowledge, the twenty-something group is more likely not to be renewed at the end of his contract IN MY CITY. |
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Zero
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| Posted: Thu Jun 02, 2011 11:18 pm Post subject: |
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| Can you say what city? |
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7969
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Location: Coastal Guangdong
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| Univer City. |
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