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[IWS] GLOBAL MOBILITY HANDBOOK 2010 EDITION [4 January 2010]

IWS Documented News Service
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Institute for Workplace Studies----------------- Professor Samuel B. Bacharach
School of Industrial & Labor Relations-------- Director, Institute for Workplace Studies
Cornell University
16 East 34th Street, 4th floor----------------------
Stuart Basefsky
New York, NY 10016 -------------------------------Director, IWS News Bureau
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Baker & McKenzie's Global Migration and Executive Transfers Practice Group

 

GLOBAL MOBILITY HANDBOOK 2010 EDITION: Special Edition in support of the important work

of the International Organization of Employers (IOE)

http://bakerxchange.com/ve/ZZ823089BMN91B26va99/stype=dload/OID=509122221452452/VT=0
[full-text, 502 pages]

 

The Global Mobility Handbook identifies the key global mobility issues to consider regardless of the countries involved.  Although the issues are inevitably intertwined, the chapters separately deal with immigration, employment, employee benefits, and taxation.  This handbook provides an executive summary, identifies key government agencies, and explains current trends before going into detail on visas appropriate for short-term business travel, training and employment assignments for 38 jurisdictions.

 

Table of Contents

Section 1 Introduction.................................................................... 1

Section 2 Major Issues................................................................... 5

Immigration................................................................................... 5

Employment................................................................................ 11

Global Equity Compensation...................................................... 18

Taxation and Social Security ...................................................... 31

Secondment Checklist................................................................. 53

Global Mobility Questionnaire ................................................... 56

 

SECTION 3 Country Guide ......................................................... 58

 

Argentina .................................................................................... 58

Australia...................................................................................... 67

Austria......................................................................................... 80

Republic of Azerbaijan ............................................................... 90

Belgium....................................................................................... 99

Brazil......................................................................................... 115

Canada ...................................................................................... 127

Chile.......................................................................................... 144

The People’s Republic of China ............................................... 152

Taiwan, Republic of China ....................................................... 160

Colombia................................................................................... 169

Czech Republic ......................................................................... 176

France........................................................................................ 184

Germany.................................................................................... 193

Hong Kong Special Administrative Region.............................. 203

Hungary .................................................................................... 217

Republic of Indonesia ............................................................... 229

Italy ........................................................................................... 239

Japan ......................................................................................... 247

Republic of Kazakhstan ............................................................ 266

Malaysia.................................................................................... 275

Mexico ...................................................................................... 283

Kingdom of The Netherlands.................................................... 299

New Zealand ............................................................................. 309

Philippines ................................................................................ 317

Poland ....................................................................................... 326

Russian Federation.................................................................... 345

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.................................................. 361

Singapore .................................................................................. 367

Spain ......................................................................................... 387

Sweden...................................................................................... 399

Switzerland ............................................................................... 408

Thailand .................................................................................... 423

Ukraine...................................................................................... 430

United Kingdom........................................................................ 439

United States of America .......................................................... 452

Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela ............................................ 469

Socialist Republic of Vietnam .................................................. 475



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Institute for Workplace Studies 
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16 E. 34th Street, 4th Floor             
New York, NY 10016                        
                                   
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