If you are thinking about taking a job teaching English in China, my strong advice is DON'T DO IT. Look for such a job in Vietnam or Thailand or Japan or Spain or Mexico or Colombia or Brazil or the Czech Republic or really just about anywhere else in the world. I say this because teaching English in China has become that corrupt, that horrible, that exploitive, and that risky.
En China no existe el secreto profesional entre abogado y cliente. En Estados Unidos y en gran parte del resto del mundo, las comunicaciones privadas entre un abogado y su cliente están protegidas contra su divulgación sin el consentimiento del cliente. Esta protección fundamental no existe en China. Los riesgos críticos de la ausencia de secreto profesional entre abogado y cliente en China La confidencialidad es la
En 2016, en «Sacar dinero de China: la versión larga», escribimos sobre cómo las empresas occidentales se ponían en contacto con nuestros abogados en China para sacar dinero del país y cobrar lo acordado en todo tipo de operaciones. En nuestra páginaChina Law Blog , incluimos un enlace a la entrada original y la describimos como «En la que…»
China ha anunciado hoy que va a expulsar del país a las personas y empresas poco fiables. Concretamente, China está elaborando una lista de «entidades poco fiables» que incluirá a empresas y personas. En concreto, el Ministerio de Comercio de China ha anunciado que expulsará del país a «las empresas, organizaciones y personas extranjeras que no cumplan las normas del mercado y violen el espíritu
La verdadera amenaza económica que plantea la guerra comercial entre Estados Unidos y China no son los aranceles. La verdadera amenaza siempre ha sido que el Gobierno estadounidense prohíba la venta de productos a China y la compra de productos procedentes de China, y centrarse en la cuestión de los aranceles pasa por alto este aspecto. Como escribimos en «¿Quién paga los aranceles sobre las importaciones de China?», hay varios aspectos que las empresas
China Employment Offer Letters are Not Mandatory China employers often want to extend an employment offer letter to their potential new hires to prove they are serious about bringing them on board. Some candidates expect or may even request an “official” offer letter from their potential employer. This is understandable. However, offer letters are neither
1. The New Tariffs The Office of the U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) formally published a notice in the Federal Register (this means it is official) confirming President Trump’s by now famous weekend tweet: U.S. imports of Chinese products, valued at $200 billion, that have been subject to 10 percent tariff since September 24, 2018, will now be subject to
1. Selling a China WFOE In the last year or so, our China lawyers have been seeing a steady increase in emails from people inquiring about selling their China WFOEs. I have gotten three or four of these in the last month alone, including the following one this week, which is fairly typical: I have
Contents of this Article Implications and Practicalities of China’s E-Commerce Law China E-Commerce Definitions China E-Commerce Operators Impacts on Foreign Businesses Basic Aspects of the E-Commerce Law What Constitutes E-Commerce Activities Under Chinese Law? Are Foreign Businesses Subject to China’s New E-Commerce Law? Impacts on Foreign Brands Selling to China’s Consumers via Cross-Border E-Commerce Implications
1. What is an NNN Agreement? A Non-disclosure, Non-use and Non-circumvention Agreement (NNN) is an agreement used to protect confidential information, and to prevent a company or person from using your information to compete against you or go around you to your own customers. These contracts are commonly used before revealing anything important to anyone
