As employers prepare their policies and procedures for the introduction of paternity leave legislation, questions are being asked about whether denying unmarried employees these benefits would be...
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- May 21, 2013
- Updated: 7:40pm
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Singapore has announced increased cash bonuses for parents of newborn babies and introduced paternity leave as part of a package of measures to boost the population and reduce dependence on...
Think beyond city's pillar industries
Last month, Financial Secretary John Tsang Chun-wah warned against "blindly" pursuing new sectors.
He defended the city's pillar industries -...
The government's proposal to give new fathers three days' paid leave when it already grants its civil servants five days' paternity leave has been condemned as absurd by a group campaigning for...
If Hong Kong is to be a world-class city, it is going to have to bring its parental leave entitlements up to global standards. According to the International Labour Organisation, at least 49...
Paternity leave for working fathers appears to be a step closer to reality after employer and labour representatives on a government panel agreed to make it part of the law. The breakthrough is...
Hong Kong fathers will be given three days’ paternity leave for the first time despite objections from employers after officials agreed to start drafting new laws on Monday.
Earlier this year, a survey of employers found that those who do not offer paternity leave - a large majority - had no intention of introducing it unless the government legislated to make it...
Paternity leave has moved a step closer to becoming law after a U-turn by employers' representatives on the Labour Advisory Board.
Hong Kong workers on average can expect a pay rise between 4.1 per cent and 4.5 per cent next year– well short of the 7 per cent to 8 per cent expected on the mainland – a survey has found.
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