The last article explored the basics. In this second article, the content of an employment contract will be discussed.

Working in China as a foreign national is a great experience for many. However, when employment issues arise, it can quickly become a nightmare. This series of “Working Abroad in China” explores and discusses some key matters foreign employees should know.

Liaocheng city is hosting an event meant to facilitate a connection between key local Chinese businesses and international foreign experts. Liaocheng is an emerging, ecologically friendly, industrial city that is rapidly emerging as a top location in China for key industries.

Finding the perfect job in the perfect city can be a daunting task, especially when you’ve never been to China and your knowledge of its layout is limited.

As the “teach ESL abroad” phenomenon continues, young people are flocking to foreign countries and trying out the teaching profession.

Startups, specializing in anything from manufacturing to educational technology, have been effectively creating jobs for foreign experts and domestic professionals alike.

Working in China on a non-teaching position: a talk with a fitness professional

This brief article explains how to transfer money in a safe, reliable and independent manner.