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Well, at least one membership organization for international human resources thinks so. Here's how the top 10 shakes out:

A couple stories that you may have seen on Shanghaiist recently have ended up in the mainstream media.

A Shanghaiist commenter pointed out that the Shanghai Racquet Club has adjusted the page on its website that earlier this week said ayis and other domestic helpers were required to sit in the back of club buses and would be treated as "sub load" cargo, required to vacate buses should club members need their seats. Shanghaiist and some other websites pointed out on Monday that the Racquet Club may want to rethink its policy. Well, it looks like they did:

This is from the website of Shanghai Racquet Club and Apartments:

With forecasts calling for temps reaching 38 degrees -- that's 101 for you Fahrenheit folks ... and damn hot for everyone else -- Shanghai dwellers will be looking for ways to keep cool this coming week. If you don't want to beat the heat in a large air-conditioned shopping mall, it's time to find a good place to swim. But what if your apartment doesn't have a swimming pool?