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The employer may sign a training agreement with the labor dispatch workers to stipulate the service period. What if the labor contract expires, but the service period is not full?
According to the Labor Contract Law, there is no labor relationship between the employer and the dispatched personnel. Therefore, the contract signed by the employer and the dispatched personnel cannot be equated with the labor contract.

The term of service is not stipulated in the labor contract between the dispatched personnel and the dispatching unit, and there is no relevant provision in the dispatching agreement between the employing unit and the dispatching unit. Personally, unless the training agreement signed by the employer and the dispatched personnel clearly stipulates that this training agreement is an integral part of the labor contract and is recognized by the dispatched unit. Otherwise, the dispatched personnel are not bound by the service period, and can refuse to renew the labor contract after it expires.