Lawyer admitted in China
Education |
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M.A. (Central Univ of Finance and Economics); LL.B (China Univ of Politics and Law) |
| Languages |
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Mandarin and English |
Contact |
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ynwang@TransAsiaLawyers.com |
About Nina
Nina is a trustee of the Beijing Municipality Labor Law Society and has been an arbitrator at the Beijing Municipality Labor Dispute Arbitration Commission's Special Arbitration Court since 2001, and a part-time arbitrator at the Chaoyang District Labor Dispute Arbitration Commission.
Nina specializes in PRC employment and social security law, which involves advising clients on a wide range of issues relating to legal compliance, employment contracts, employee handbooks, non-competition and confidentiality agreements, social security and welfare benefits, mergers & acquisitions, retrenchment, expatriate employment and labor dispute resolution (including mediation, arbitration and litigation).
Prior to joining TransAsia, Nina worked as a group legal counselor with a reputable HR service company. She is proficient in communicating with and providing labor law services to foreign enterprises, including IBM, and has abundant litigation experience in labor disputes.
Publications
- Resolution on Beijing Maternity Insurance (Internal publication of CIIC, May 2005)
- Are You Ready for Job Hopping? (Internal publication of CIIC, March 2005)
- Focus on Applicable Laws of Judging Labor Dispute Cases Published by the Supreme People's Court (Internal publication of CIIC, October 2004)
- Facing Work Injury Insurance Directly (Internal publication of CIIC, August 2004)
- Getting Out of the Wrong Areas of Hiring Temporary Employees (Internal publication of CIIC, December 2003)
- Labor Union Storm (Internal publication edited for HR Association)
- Is a Non-Period Labor Contract an Employee's Umbrella? (Internal publication edited for HR Association)
- Why Does the Training Contract Have No Effect? (Internal publication edited for HR Association)