New China Briefing Books Out Now
Jan. 22 – China Briefing just released two new titles on doing business in the country; expanding the Asia Briefing roster of invaluable resources for both the new and experienced foreign investor.
Human Resources in China
Due to the rapidly changing nature of the labor market and the laws that govern it in China, it can be very difficult for foreign investors and managers to understand how to manage human resources on the mainland. Produced in association with the human resource professionals at Direct HR, a specialist China recruitment firm, this technical guide is designed to cover the most important issues related to managing a Chinese workforce and details HR issues that both local managers in China and investors looking to establishing an office on the mainland should be aware about.
For more information on our guide to Human Resources in China, including a list of the topics covered, click here.
Business Guide to China’s Emerging Second and Third Tier Cities
The newest addition to the regional guide series is the definitive source of information to China’s emerging second- and third-tier cities. It provides a thorough overview of 50 Chinese cities, featuring the latest economic statistics, infrastructure developments, investment climate reviews, and a directory of each cities’ development zones, business associations, media and major hotels. This book is an excellent companion to China Briefing’s regional business guides to Beijing and Northeast China, Shanghai and the Yangtze River Delta, South China and the Greater Pearl River Delta, Central China and West China.
For more information on our guide to China’s Emerging Second and Third Tier Cities, including a list of all 50 cities featured, click here.
Both titles are available in hard copy for US$25 each. Downloadable PDF versions of the guides are also available from our newly launched Asia Briefing bookstore. Book orders can be placed by emailing sales@asiabriefingmedia.com.
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