Legal Practice of Enterprise Labor and Employment Management

Author: Hou Dongsheng
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This book takes the practical aspects of corporate brand management as its starting point, systematically and comprehensively discusses the five legal elements of corporate brands—trademarks, corporate names, corporate domain names and websites, product packaging, and product certification marks—based on the latest regulations of China's laws and regulations. The book is divided into five chapters accordingly:
Chapter 1: Legal Practices in Corporate Trademark Management;
Chapter 2: Legal Practices in Corporate Name Management;
Chapter 3: Legal Practices in Corporate Domain Name and Website Management;
Chapter 4: Legal Practices in Corporate Product Packaging and Label Management;
Chapter 5: Legal Practices in Corporate Product Certification Mark Management.
Each chapter discusses the relevant legal practices of brand management from aspects such as design, use, and protection. International trade and exchange between enterprises are realized through the import and export of transportation tools, goods, articles, and personnel. Transportation tools, goods, and articles must enter or exit through locations where customs offices are established. Therefore, entering or exiting customs and handling the corresponding declaration procedures at these locations are the basic rules and legal obligations for enterprises regarding the import and export of transportation tools, goods, and articles.
Since China's entry into the WTO in 2001, import and export trade has become increasingly active, with rapidly growing volumes of trade. More and more domestic enterprises are organizing production and distribution for the international market, placing higher demands on customs declaration work. In the fast-paced commercial competition, speeding up customs clearance has become a crucial condition for foreign trade enterprises to engage in market competition. International trade operations of enterprises differ from domestic trade activities. They require not only general commodity and business knowledge but also specialized legal knowledge in various aspects such as international trade, customs declaration management, and policy risks are significant.
The content of customs declaration mainly involves handling import and export procedures for transportation tools, goods, and articles, as well as related customs procedures. Customs declaration is a highly complex and specialized task, involving many steps and links, all of which are subject to corresponding legal regulations. Enterprises must strictly adhere to these legal regulations. Especially for the declaration of import and export goods, it requires professionals who are familiar with legal, tax, international trade, and commodity knowledge, as well as those who master customs laws, regulations, and customs business systems.
This book strives to meet the practical needs of enterprises in customs declaration, summarizing various legal issues involved in customs declaration work based on the declaration process of enterprises engaging in import and export trade. It focuses on the connection between specific tasks and relevant legal provisions, as well as the issues enterprises should pay attention to in actual operations. Thus, it provides operational guidance for enterprises and relevant personnel within the framework of legal regulations, helping enterprises avoid legal and regulatory pitfalls and improving the business capabilities and management efficiency of enterprises and customs declaration personnel.
The content of this book is compiled based on relevant legal documents from the General Administration of Customs, quality inspection departments, and other authorities, as well as the latest regulations promulgated by the General Administration of Customs in 2005, such as the Regulations of the People's Republic of China on the Registration and Management of Customs Declaration Enterprises and the Administrative Measures of the People's Republic of China on the Taxation of Import and Export Goods.
During the compilation process, efforts have been made in content selection, format arrangement, and expression to adhere to the principle of starting from corporate practices, avoiding obscure and empty theoretical discussions, and emphasizing practicality and operability. Additionally, "Legal Patch" sections are included to supplement the handling opinions and approval documents for special customs declaration legal issues from relevant authorities beyond administrative regulations and rules.
The book is well-organized, logically rigorous, and includes charts, tables, and case studies. It is suitable for reference and self-study by foreign trade business personnel, customs declaration personnel, faculty and students of foreign trade institutions, as well as staff from customs, quality inspection, and foreign transportation authorities. It is particularly suitable for short-term intensive training for enterprises to enhance the capabilities of their import and export business personnel and customs declaration personnel.