Company in controversy after taking 6,400 workers to France
A health products company based in Tianjin drew mixed reactions from Chinese netizens after taking 6,400 employees, or about half of its workforce, on holiday to France.
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A health products company based in Tianjin drew mixed reactions from Chinese netizens after taking 6,400 employees, or about half of its workforce, on holiday to France.
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