Politics · China · 2 hrs ago
China Opens Public Channels for Workplace Safety Complaints
China is inviting people to report workplace safety problems from Nov.
3 to 12.
The reports can concern serious hazards or illegal conduct at businesses, concealed or falsified accident reports, or officials failing to carry out safety duties.
People can submit information online, by phone or by post during the stated intake period.
Twenty-four central inspection teams are due to begin visiting provinces and other provincial-level areas from mid-November.
They will assess how local governments handle workplace safety in 2026.
The reports will help identify safety risks and failures as the inspections proceed.
China’s State Council Work Safety Committee Office will accept public reports about workplace safety problems from November 3 to November 12.
Reports can be submitted online, by phone or by mail.
The reporting period is part of the 2026 central work safety assessment and inspection programme.
From mid-November, 24 central inspection teams are due to visit 31 provincial-level regions and the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps.
The office is seeking information about major accident hazards, illegal activity, concealed accidents and failures in carrying out safety responsibilities.
- Who
- The State Council Work Safety Committee Office will receive reports from members of the public and employees.
- What
- It is accepting reports about workplace safety problems and hazards through three channels.
- When
- November 3 to November 12, 2026.
- Where
- Across China; the inspection programme covers 31 provincial-level regions and the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps.
- Why
- The reporting is part of the 2026 central work safety assessment and inspection programme.
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The office accepts public reports online, by phone and by mail.
Twenty-four central inspection teams are due to begin visiting 31 provincial-level regions and the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps.
- Reporting period
- November 3–12, 2026
- Reporting channels
- Internet, telephone and mail
- Inspection teams
- 24 central teams
- Inspection coverage
- 31 provincial-level regions and the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps
- Free telephone number
- 4000004470
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What people are saying
We welcome officials and members of the public to actively provide information about work safety problems and hazards in their areas, and to report relevant circumstances objectively and truthfully.