
Kim Behnke
SEO Content Editor at People Managing People
I’m a Jane-of-all-trades kind of gal. My interests are in technical writing, communication, and information design.
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1 week ago |
peoplemanagingpeople.com | David Rice |Lisa Steingold |Kim Behnke |Finn Bartram
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1 week ago |
peoplemanagingpeople.com | Kim Behnke
Expanding your business into China offers enormous potential, but it also introduces complex responsibilities when it comes to employee benefits. Understanding how China’s benefit system works is essential for staying compliant, attracting top talent, and building a strong local presence. China’s system centers around mandatory statutory programs, most notably the Social Insurance System and Housing Provident Fund.
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3 weeks ago |
peoplemanagingpeople.com | Kim Behnke
Expanding your business into Germany is an exciting opportunity, but understanding employee benefits in Germany is a new responsibility you can't overlook. Germany is renowned for its progressive approach to employee welfare, offering standards that often surpass those of countries like the Netherlands or Sweden. German employees enjoy robust health insurance, generous parental leave, and ample vacation time, reflecting societal values that prioritize work-life balance.
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1 month ago |
peoplemanagingpeople.com | Kim Behnke
David Rice is Executive Editor at People Managing People. He’s spent the last five years covering the seismic shifts in HR—from the rise of remote work during the pandemic to the evolving role of AI in the workplace. His reporting and editorial leadership are rooted in lived experience: managing teams, navigating corporate culture, and building content strategy in high-stakes environments.
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1 month ago |
peoplemanagingpeople.com | Kim Behnke
Expanding into Japan is an exciting opportunity, but it brings new responsibilities and challenges, including managing employee benefits for your future Japanese employees. Japanese employment benefits are heavily influenced by cultural expectations and societal norms, with Japanese companies striving to foster employee loyalty and valuing long-term employment. As a result, benefits packages in Japan stand out even among countries known for generous benefits coverage, like Sweden and Denmark.
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