Other Briefings
How Foreigners Can Claim Social Insurance Payments When Leaving China
Foreigners can participate in China’s social insurance scheme but should understand how to claim their insurance payments when they leave the country.
Human Resources and Payroll in China 2019-2020 – New Publication from China Briefing
Human Resources and Payroll in China 2019-2020 (7th Edition) is out now and available for download through the Asia Briefing Publication Store.
Beijing to Raise Monthly Minimum Wage from July 1
Beijing’s monthly minimum wage for full-time employees is set to rise on July 1, 2019.
Traveling in China – Business Etiquette and Culture
We offer a basic understanding of China’s business etiquette and culture, which can pave the way for better communications and successful agreements.
The ‘996’ Work Culture That’s Causing a Burnout in China’s Tech World
China’s notoriously grueling ‘996’ work culture – working 12 hours a day (9 am to 9 pm) and six days a week – has recently come under the spotlight.
China Labor Market: Hiring Costs, Job Preferences, Talent Acquisition
We highlight key aspects of China’s labor market in 2019, including labor costs, job preferences, talent shortages, and relaxation of hukou limits.
How to Calculate and Withhold IIT for Your Employees in China
A guide outlining how to calculate and withhold individual income tax (IIT) for both resident and non-resident individuals in China.
Shanghai’s Social Insurance Contribution Base: Upper and Lower Limits Updated
From April 1, 2019, the social insurance contribution base lower and upper limits will increase in Shanghai. Find out what this means for your business.
