يجب على أرباب العمل في الصين إبرام عقود عمل مكتوبة مع كل موظف من موظفيهم العاملين بدوام كامل. ويؤدي عدم وجود عقد عمل مكتوب إلى تعرض أرباب العمل لعقوبات (تُدفع لموظفيهم)، وغرامات إدارية، ومخاطر اعتبارهم قد أبرموا عقد عمل غير محدد المدة مع الموظفين الذين لا يوجد معهم عقد مكتوب. وتدرك معظم الشركات ذلك الآن، ولكن
This is Part 3 in a long-running series by Scott Holbrook and Adam-Paul Smolak on how the United States and the rest of the world can take back much of the manufacturing they sent to China and thereby bring high-level manufacturing jobs to the United States and to allied countries. Go here for Part 1,
لقد مر محامونا المتخصصون في الشؤون الصينية بالعديد من فترات الركود في الصين خلال العشرين عامًا الماضية، لكن لم تكن أي منها بمثل حدة الركود الحالي. فالعلاقات الصينية مع بقية العالم تشهد تدهورًا حادًا، كما أن الاقتصاد الصيني يعاني من صعوبات. وكلما حدث أي من هذين الأمرين، تكثف الصين جهودها في تحصيل الضرائب وفرض الامتثال ضد
The U.S. government recently announced additional political sanctions on China concerning human rights violations in Xinjiang. The Chinese government’s treatment of Uyghurs and other ethnic minorities in Xinjiang has attracted the attention of human rights organizations and democratic governments over the last few years. Accusations include arbitrary detention in concentration camps, forced labor, and propagandist
لا تُعتبر البث الرياضي موضوعًا لحقوق النشر لا يُعتبر البث الرياضي موضوعًا لحقوق النشر بموجب القانون الصيني، على الرغم من أنه تم الاعتراف به على هذا النحو في بعض السوابق القضائية الصينية. وهذا يجعل من الضروري للعلامات التجارية الرياضية، مثل الدوريات أو الجهات المرخص لها، التصدي للقرصنة باستخدام قوانين مكافحة المنافسة غير المشروعة الصينية.
Say what you will about the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) but, when it comes to repressing Hong Kong’s democratic aspirations, it means business. Having concluded local authorities were not up to the task of ruling Hong Kong by its iron-fisted standards, Beijing made short work of the “one country, two systems” framework and imposed a
By: David Alexander* When I landed in Ho Chi Minh City on March 1, 2016 it was 3AM and I was grateful the pre-arranged driver was there to collect me. I hadn’t planned on it taking four hours to fly from Shanghai. Like many, I assumed anything in SE Asia was just a short commute
Buying products overseas and importing them to the U.S. is no easy task. Companies have to worry about compliance with foreign laws and regulations (often with a language barrier and in a very different legal system) and strict and complex U.S. import rules. It is easy for companies to lose sight of the many U.S.
In the last few years, my law firm’s international dispute resolution team (of which I am a part) has seen a tremendous increase in cases involving individuals and companies and lawyers wanting to sue Chinese companies for a Chinese manufactured product that injured someone. The cases coming to our law firm typically involve one of
The below is a guest post written anonymously by someone who fears both repercussions from the CCP and an onslaught of abuse by “those who do not want to see their own spigot of money from China cut.” We are publishing this because it is important and because nearly all of us who regularly write
