Why a Chinese company banned employees from having extramarital affairs
The document explicitly stated that any employee found violating the ban would be terminated.
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The document explicitly stated that any employee found violating the ban would be terminated.
A company in China banned their married employees from getting divorces or having an extramarital affair. Read more here!, Viral News, Times Now
The Zhejiang-based company introduced the "extramarital affairs prohibition" order on 9 June, which applies to all married staff.
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