European Union Chamber of Commerce in China
Human Resources Forum
Breakfast Seminar: Labor Unions & Wage Increases
Date & Time: 8 AM, Wednesday, 8th December
Venue: Hilton Beijing Hotel, No. 1 Dong Fang Road North Dong Sanhuan Road
Member Fee: 200 RMB


Dear Human Resources Forum Member,

We are delighted to host Andreas Lauffs, Partner at Baker McKenzie specialized on Labor, employment and employee benefits in China to talk about Labor Unions and Wage Increases and how the latest developments in law and practice affect business and society in China.

As seen in the recent media cases, poor labor relations have lead to increasingly severe reactions from employees. This should alert employers that employees have become increasingly more sensitive to working conditions and below average wage.

Employers’ questions on how to prevent or react to these developments are being asked more frequent. Join us to find the answers to whether this is a phenomenon that may affect European companies operating in China? How will China’s effort to implement the collective wage bargaining in all companies affect European companies? Will demands for increased wages signal the end of China as the factory of the world? What legal frameworks are in place to protect employer and employee rights?

Speaker

Dr. Andreas Lauffs, Partner, Baker McKenzie ( bio)
Dr. Lauffs is a Partner and Head of the Employment Law Group at Baker McKenzie. He is recognized as a leading employment lawyer by various industries, professional bodies and received the China Staff Labor Lawyer of the Year award four times. He is also regularly quoted by the business media on the impact of China's new labor laws.

To register for this event, please email us at bj_events@euccc.com.cn at or click here . For more information please see http://www.europeanchamber.com.cn/view/events/fullview?eid=3322
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