Shaping a Sustainable Future in Asia: Manpower Solutions for China and Vietnam

China’s economy is rebounding with increased consumer spending and foreign trade; however, businesses are navigating new challenges. To remain competitive and ensure sustainability, many are adopting the China+1 strategy. This approach helps balance risks by diversifying investments while maintaining access to China’s vast market and strong infrastructure.

For those looking to expand from China, Vietnam offers a compelling opportunity. With its favorable business climate, competitive labor costs, improving infrastructure, and growing foreign investment, Vietnam is increasingly attractive. Recent agreements between China and Vietnam further facilitate smoother operations across both nations.

However, expanding a business from China to Vietnam involves challenges, particularly in HR management. Key issues include communication barriers, diverse cultural norms, varying perspectives on work efficiency, visa complications for foreign employees, manpower management, market entry strategies, digital solutions for cross-border personnel, and compliance with local labor laws.

Join us for a webinar featuring Mosley Li, Assistant Manager of Human Resources and Payroll, and Radomir Tomovic, Manager of International Business Advisory. They will explore manpower solutions for multinational businesses expanding from China to Vietnam, addressing regional challenges and strategies for building a sustainable presence in Asia.

Webinar Topics Include:

• Economic Potential and Labor Markets: Insights into labor markets and economic opportunities in China and Vietnam.
• Managing Multicultural Workforces: Effective strategies for managing diverse teams across China and Vietnam.
• Expatriate Assignments and Mobility: Best practices for facilitating cross-border employee mobility, including visa services and legal compliance.
• Talent Recruitment and Management: Strategies for recruiting and managing talent, considering local cultural and regulatory differences.

This webinar is FREE of charge.

For any questions or concerns, please contact Freda CHEN, at freda.chen@dezshira.com. We look forward to having you join us in this webinar, and answering any questions you might have on the subject.

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