Protective masks have become part of daily life in Hong Kong during the coronavirus crisis. Photo: Martin Chan

Hong Kong workers far less satisfied with employers’ support measures during coronavirus crisis than their Singapore peers, survey finds

  • About a third of Hong Kong workers feel adequately supported by their employers, compared with almost two thirds of those in Singapore, survey finds
  • The two cities have been affected to roughly the same extent by the virus, in terms of numbers of confirmed cases
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Protective masks have become part of daily life in Hong Kong during the coronavirus crisis. Photo: Martin Chan
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Yujing Liu

Yujing Liu

Yujing Liu is a business reporter with a passion for understanding and explaining the fascinating complexities of China’s economy and society. Originally from Beijing, she joined the Post in 2017 after graduating from the University of Hong Kong with a degree in politics and journalism.