Traps of Labor Secondment
Lee signed a labor contract with Company A, an ink company, with a monthly salary of 50,000. Company A temporarily suspended production, and Lee was arranged to work for A’s affiliate Company B. During the secondment period, B paid 30,000 to Lee every month. 4 months later, Lee terminated the labor contract with the reason that A failed to pay the wages in full, and claimed the wage difference and economic compensation. The labor arbitration commission, the court of first and second instance all supported Lee’s claim. In this case, the relationship among Lee, A and B is a typical…