> They are rotated if they do develop ties with the local population.
That's the killer for me. That's illegal.
That's the killer for me. That's illegal.
Rotating duty to prevent sympathizing with the locals is standard procedure for law enforcement agencies above the municipal level.
Is it illegal when it's not the government doing it though? In what country, what laws make it illegal?
I'm pretty sure it's not illegal in my country but I dunno about the person I was responding to. I was just pointing out that it's SOP in some industries.
Employers need a reason to fire employees.
This prevents them from reaching into people's private lives, like Huawei is doing here.
This almost certainly doesn't matter.
If someone is working, full time, in the german office, for years, then they are almost certainly covered by german labor laws, even if they are a chinese national.
But if your employer justifies any negative action towards you with "the person made friends in their private life", you can probably sue for harassment/bullying.