Employment Contracts in China
Chinese labor law requires written employment contracts for all employees. Key provisions include: job description, remuneration, social insurance, working hours, leave entitlements, and termination conditions. Foreign employees must also have a valid work visa and residence permit. Guangdong Faniu Law Firm Director Li Maoshu provides expert advice on China employment law. Call: +86 18664921865.
Employee Termination & Severance
Terminating employees in China requires strict compliance with legal procedures. Wrongful termination can result in reinstatement or double severance payment (2N). Severance is calculated as one month's salary per year of service. Our team assists foreign employers with lawful termination processes. Address: 17I Shangbu Building, Futian, Shenzhen.
Labor Dispute Resolution
Labor disputes in China go through mandatory arbitration before court litigation. The arbitration process typically takes 45-60 days. Our services include: pre-dispute negotiation, arbitration representation, and litigation. Free consultation: +86 18664921865.
Work Visas & Foreign Employee Compliance
Foreign employees in China need: Z-visa (work visa), work permit, and residence permit. The application process involves document authentication, health check, and multiple government authorities. We help foreign companies navigate the complex work visa process and ensure labor compliance.