What are the opportunities the EPA’s Human Resources Mobility provides to European...
Get an in-depth understanding on how to do business in JapanThe 2-week "Get Ready for...
The Japanese education system depends heavily on private funding and, while secondary schools are of a good standard, higher education is losing ground at an international level.
About the Factsheet Contractual Service Suppliers and Independent Professionals of the EU...
About the Factsheet Strong interest for companies posting their managers or specialists...
About the Factsheet The EU-Japan EPA grants access to professionals beyond what is secured...
About the Factsheet Access for business visitors for investment purposes (BVIP) is...
About the Factsheet The EU-Japan EPA grants professionals from EU countries access to...
The 2-week "Get Ready for Japan" scheme offers EU managers the unique opportunity to...
In order to succeed in Japan you must have a thorough knowledge of Japanese human resources procedures, especially regarding wages, working hours, resignation, and the management of labour-related disputes when starting a business and hiring staff.
When foreigners establish sole proprietorships and corporations in Japan, public insurance is required for their dependents, and employees.
Labour-related laws in Japan are quite extensive and govern different aspects of every hiring step as well as leave, contracts forms, working hours etc.
This presentation provides an overview of recent trends and changes in Japan's business...
About the ReportThis report will guide European companies through the recruitment and...
About the ReportThis report covers the essential legal aspects of Human Resources in Japan...
This section will provide you with all the necessary information about visas and residency in Japan. Information on the new points-based system which grants preferential treatment to highly-skilled professionals is also provided.
What are the legal requirements you should comply with when addressing employment issues...
What do you need to know about hiring in Japan?Imagine that you have to deal with a...
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