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Global mobility and expatriate employment: drafting and managing contracts, policies and reward, with guidance on immigration, tax, social security, governing law, restrictive covenants, equality, termination and business visitor/commuter arrangements

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This Practice Note provides links to the online edition of Juliet Carp’s Drafting Employment Documents for Expatriates (2nd edition, 17 May 2017). The text offers a broad overview of preparing employment documentation for overseas postings or expatriate roles, setting out the principal drafting stages. It also signposts where specialist input is commonly required on tax, social security, benefit arrangements, business registration and immigration, helping the assignment manager (often an employment lawyer) to determine business needs. The main parts of this Practice Note align with the book’s chapters, and tables within each section outline the chapter contents and include links to the relevant online material...

Introduction

  • What’s new — Drafting Employment Documents for Expatriates, Chapter 1. Para 1.1
  • Purpose and scope of this book — Drafting Employment Documents for Expatriates, Chapter 1. Para 1.4
  • Using this book — Drafting Employment Documents for Expatriates, Chapter 1. Para 1.18
  • Key steps to drafting expatriate employment documents (flowchart) — Drafting Employment Documents for Expatriates, Chapter 1. Para 1.20
  • Disclaimer — Drafting Employment Documents for Expatriates, Chapter 1. Para 1.21

Business objectives and purpose of documents

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