People cross a road in Central on October 21. With the global job market becoming more competitive, some young people in Hong Kong are taking up different jobs simultaneously. Photo: Winson Wong
People cross a road in Central on October 21. With the global job market becoming more competitive, some young people in Hong Kong are taking up different jobs simultaneously. Photo: Winson Wong
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Letters | How Hong Kong’s ‘slashie’ culture also brings problems for gig workers

  • Life outside the conventional career path offers opportunities and freedom to young people, but it also brings issues of job stability, security and labour rights

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Updated: 6:30am, 26 Dec, 2021

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People cross a road in Central on October 21. With the global job market becoming more competitive, some young people in Hong Kong are taking up different jobs simultaneously. Photo: Winson Wong
People cross a road in Central on October 21. With the global job market becoming more competitive, some young people in Hong Kong are taking up different jobs simultaneously. Photo: Winson Wong
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