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e-signature on contracts in China and Japan
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Are e-contracts and e-signatures legal in China and Japan?Content
We have offices in China, HK, Japan, Taiwan and Singapore although only reasonably big numbers in China and Japan.
I have been told by my colleagues in Japan that they have to have a paper contract as only this is legally binding. Can anyone confirm if this is still the case?
In China, I have been told they have to have a paper contract with the company chop on this as the offer is required by government when applying for proof of residency.
Does anyone have experience of using e-contracts in China and Japan and if so what do you do? Do you get the e-signature and then print this off and send to the employee????
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