A Beijing lawyer explains the criteria for distinguishing between internal contracting and subcontracting, and the impact of these distinctions on the validity of contracts.
Learn more >
A Beijing lawyer explains whether projects that have not obtained planning permits can be settled and the procedures to be followed after the projects pass the acceptance inspection.
Learn more >
A Beijing lawyer explains what to do if the labor contract expires during the medical leave period. The contract should be extended until the medical leave ends.
Learn more >
A Beijing lawyer explains whether an employer can dismiss an employee who is unable to perform their duties after the expiration of the medical leave period, and how to compensate them accordingly.
Learn more >
A Beijing-based lawyer explains how to calculate the number of months of medical leave, including the cumulative rule and the range of three to 24 months.
Learn more >
A Beijing lawyer explains whether workers can enjoy the policy of suspending work and retaining their salary if they suffer from a recurrence of work-related injuries.
Learn more >
A Beijing lawyer explains who should bear the nursing care expenses during the period of suspension of work and retention of wages.
Learn more >
A Beijing lawyer explains how to apply for an extension of the period of stop-work with pay.
Learn more >
A Beijing lawyer explains whether it's permissible to dismiss employees during the period of suspension of work with pay.
Learn more >
A Beijing lawyer explains how long the period of suspension of work and retention of salary is for work-related injuries.
Learn more >
A Beijing lawyer explains how to calculate overtime pay for hourly workers.
Learn more >
A Beijing lawyer explains what to do if the seized property is transferred.
Learn more >
A Beijing lawyer explains whether it is possible to raise objections to the seizure of assets exceeding the standard.
Learn more >
A Beijing lawyer explains when the waiting list for seizure takes effect.
Learn more >
A Beijing lawyer explains the principle of "seizure first, disposal first".
Learn more >
