Question 123: Pursuant to Article 42.1 of the Labor Code, when unilaterally terminating LCs against labour law, Employers must accept Employees back to work under the signed LCs and pay salaries, social insurance and health insurance premiums for the days when Employees are not allowed to work. As such, if the LC term is definite and the court’s judgment requests Employers to accept Employees back to work, then:
1.If the LC term has expired, must Employers accept Employees back to work? If Employers must accept Employees back to work, the duration of work is from the time of unilateral termination to the expiration date of LCs, isn’t it? Pursuant to Article 42.1 of the Labor Code, when unilaterally terminating LCs against labour law,…