Choosing the right employment structure for expatriates depends on a whole range of aspects. Apart from general considerations, four legal areas are of relevance when determining the appropriate employment structure:
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- Labour law
- Social security law
- Tax law
- Immigration law
The European Chamber is delighted to have Iris Duchetsmann, attorney-of-law at Salans specialising in labour law (CV), deliver a training session that will cover all of these critical points. This half-day training will provide assistance to HR managers working in or for China and expatriates when dealing with foreigner's employment. This seminar contains a host of information vital to any company employing foreign nationals in China.
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Some questions that will be answered during the session include:
Labour Law
What are the possibilities for structuring the employment of foreigners? Who is the contract party and which law applies?
Does Chinese labour law apply to foreigners and what is important to consider?
Social Security Law
Do foreigners have to contribute to the Chinese social security funds? How much are the costs? What do recent changes in legislation mean in practice?
Tax Law
What are the risks for the company with regard to creating a permanent establishment?
Can tax benefits for foreigners help to create attractive remuneration packages?
Immigration Law
What are the requirements with regard to visas, work permits and residence permits?
Agenda
08.30-09.00: Registration and coffee
09.00-10.00: Labour Law
10:00-11.00: Social Security Law
11.00-11.15: Refreshment Break
10.15-11.45: Tax Law
11.45-12.15: Immigration Law
12.15-13:00: Conclusions and Q+A
Registration
Please note that due to exceptional demand, this training session is now fully-booked. Please contact mwilson@euccc.com.cn if you wish to be added to the back-up list for this event.
Events Terms & Conditions
Please note that all attendees must register with us in advance to join this training. From time to time, due to unforeseen circumstances we need to change the time or venue of an advertised event.
To register for this event please do so by 18:00pm Friday 25th February. Please note that we will send you a registration confirmation. We require 24 hours notice for cancellations, no-shows who fail to cancel before this time will be invoiced for the event. For any further enquiries or registration, please contact us at sdosch@euccc.com.cn
Fees will be collected in cash at the entrance.