Suppose you are planning to do business in a growing and substantial Chinese market but want to avoid the complication of setting up a local entity. In that case, the only practical solution is to hire staff is with the help of top PEO firms in China.
PEO
in China will employ local staff via its entity, overseeing their payroll,
onboarding, and eventual offboarding; however, all the employees will report
directly to you.
A
professional PEO will also help you in the recruitment process. It means you
can easily have a team of local people working with you, and that too in a very
less expense and time.
PEO
in China will also guarantee that the local rules, regulations, and laws will
be adhered to, and all compliance issues will be eliminated from the operations
process.
What
is PEO in China?
The
client contract PEOs in China to get support with every aspect of the employee
staff in the market of China. It includes payroll, timekeeping, compliance,
compensation, employee benefits, etc. China PEOs can assist with the
recruitment of these staff.
Employment
regulations – Leading PEO firms in China will oversee
China
PEO will make sure that all applicable employment laws are appropriately
adhered to, including
1)
Sick leave
Chinese
employees are permitted to leave for recovery from sickness, which ranges from
three months to two years, and medical treatment. It also depends on the years
they have been employed and the length of service under the current
employer.
2)
Paid leave
The
length of continuous service decides paid leaves in China. So, workers employed
for ten years are eligible for five working days of annual paid leave. And
workers between 10 to 20 years can get ten days of paid leave. Anyone employed
for more than 20 years will get 15 days of paid leave.
3)
Statutory bonuses
As
per the law of China, no mandatory annual bonus is given to employees. The
provision of this kind of benefit is at the employer's discretion and will
always be discussed during the hiring process.
4)
Minimum wage
Every
region in China has a set minimum monthly or hourly wage; the highest minimum
monthly salary is RMB 2,590 (USD 400) in Shanghai. The lowest monthly salary is
RMB 1,340 (USD 212) in Anhui.
5)
Maximum hours
In
China, the weekly working hour is 44 hours, i.e., eight hours daily. You can
also do paid overtime but only up to three hours a day.
Wrap
Up
With top employer of record firms in China, you will get easy expansion in the
Chinese market, which is offering recruitment services for local direct hires.
PEOs have a global presence with offices in key market areas. So, you can get
the best ground staff in China.