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Legal Risks Associated With Engaging Chinese Employees Through An Employer Of Record (EOR)
It is not uncommon for foreign companies that have not established a representative office, subsidiary, or any other form of business presence in China to nonetheless carry out business activities—such as sourcing and procurement—through local teams based in China. In these circumstances, some foreign companies enter into service agreements with Chinese human resources providers, under which the provider acts as the nominal employer (commonly referred to as an Employer of Record, or "EOR").
China Employment
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Shaohe Law Firm
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Regulatory Compliance Newsletter | June 2026
This comprehensive newsletter examines recent regulatory developments across labour laws, corporate compliance, safety standards, and environmental regulations in India. From the notification of new provident fund and pension schemes under the Code on Social Security, 2020, to updates on foreign investment regulations and payment system authorizations, the newsletter covers critical changes affecting businesses and organizations. Key highlights include safety alerts for industrial operations, FSSAI advisori
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Dentons Link Legal
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The Employee’s Enrolment Campaign, 2026, Vishwas, 2026, And Amnesty, 2026: A Step Towards Bridging India’s Social Security Compliance Gap
India is presently witnessing one of the most significant labour law reforms in decades with the implementation of the four new labour codes. Following their enactment, the Appropriate Governments are progressively operationalising the labour codes through the notification of rules, schemes, and other subordinate legislation.
India Employment
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Clasis Law
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Japan’s Pension System: What Employers Need To Know
Japan's public pension system requires mandatory enrollment for all residents aged 20 to under 60, including foreign nationals, with contributions split equally between employers and employees. While supplementary corporate pension plans are voluntary, employers must navigate strict legal requirements when establishing or amending them. Understanding the interplay between statutory obligations, voluntary pension options, and the tax treatment of contributions and benefits is essential for compliant workforc
Japan Employment
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Ius Laboris
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Legal Risks Associated With Engaging Chinese Employees Through An Employer Of Record (EOR)
It is not uncommon for foreign companies that have not established a representative office, subsidiary, or any other form of business presence in China to nonetheless carry out business activities—such as sourcing and procurement—through local teams based in China. In these circumstances, some foreign companies enter into service agreements with Chinese human resources providers, under which the provider acts as the nominal employer (commonly referred to as an Employer of Record, or "EOR").
China Employment
SL
Shaohe Law Firm
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