Can an Employer Terminate the Labor Contract if an Employee Conceals Medical Treatment History?
Mr. L joined company S in October 2012, and did not inform S of his medical treatment history. In 2016, S found L had been identified as a grade 8 labor dysfunction. S believed that L’s labor contract was concluded by use of fraudulent, so S terminated the labor contract. A dispute arised. In practice, if an employee conceals medical treatment history, some employers would terminate the labor contract in accordance with Article 26 of the “Labor Contract Law” on the grounds that the relevant labor contract was concluded by use of fraudulent. S is one of those employers. Some…