The misconduct alleged against the former development chief is all the more surprising because of the many integrity checks he underwent during his 30 years in the civil service.
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- May 21, 2013
- Updated: 10:16pm
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Mainland media have been abuzz since a senior National People's Congress deputy said the number of civil servants had grown by one million a year for the past four years.
The question of public service pay can be a sensitive one. Any change, be it pay rise or cut, can provoke a strong response in the community, as we have seen in the past.
I raised concerns on their [civil servants'] behalf but I got very little support from the major parties ... So civil servant unions were very disappointed, and they realised it's really time that...
The select committee studying the case of former housing director Leung Chin-man should have been more selective.
A recent Yahoo news report on who gets paid what in the Obama White House brings to the fore some eye-popping facts about top-level public service pay in President Barack Obama's administration....
The Executive Council has endorsed a proposal to cut the pay of university graduates who have joined the civil service since October 1 by about HK$2,000 a month.
Bankers' bonuses have been a hot topic of late. Perhaps it is time to add the perks of civil servants to the debate. Their fringe benefits and high wages have made them truly a special interest...
Secretary for Civil Service Denise Yue Chung-yee denied yesterday the government was taking the lead by cutting the starting salaries of civil servants with university degrees, saying the...
The government's proposed 5.38 per cent pay cut for senior civil servants is likely to clear a hurdle in the legislature tomorrow despite last-minute efforts by some lawmakers to minimise the...
Top civil servants may face an extension of the restrictions on them taking up work after they retire - in contrast to politically appointed officials.
Civil service minister Denise Yue Chung-yee says she is saddened by the disputes over this year's pay adjustment for the civil service.
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