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- Finance Committee was to approve annual salary increase before its three-month summer break
- But extensive protest damage has pushed the approval back until October at the soonest
A single-minded focus on landing a secure government job may be drawing talent away from other industries.
A single-minded focus on landing a secure government job may be drawing talent away from other industries.
Staff representatives said practice of discounting pay increments should be reviewed
Staff representatives said practice of discounting pay increments should be reviewed
Expats in the city received a 3 per cent pay rise on average, or about HK$61,600 more in their overall annual pay package last year, according to a survey.
Expats in the city received a 3 per cent pay rise on average, or about HK$61,600 more in their overall annual pay package last year, according to a survey.
Hong Kong’s pay trend survey committee recommends increase of between 3 and 5 per cent, a bump of at least half a percentage point on 2018’s increase.
Hong Kong’s pay trend survey committee recommends increase of between 3 and 5 per cent, a bump of at least half a percentage point on 2018’s increase.
Number of jobs up for grabs halved in 2018, and 63 people applied for each and every one of them.
Number of jobs up for grabs halved in 2018, and 63 people applied for each and every one of them.
Slashed benefits and bigger workloads leave bureaucrats feeling dissatisfied.
Slashed benefits and bigger workloads leave bureaucrats feeling dissatisfied.
It’s not just money, money, money. Malaysians are drawn to Hong Kong for its cosmopolitan attitudes, shared colonial past and equality of opportunity. Still, pollution and overcrowding send some in the opposite direction.
It’s not just money, money, money. Malaysians are drawn to Hong Kong for its cosmopolitan attitudes, shared colonial past and equality of opportunity. Still, pollution and overcrowding send some in the opposite direction.
Survey reveals 97 per cent of businesses in China employ at least one woman in senior management, higher than the global average of 87 per cent.
Survey reveals 97 per cent of businesses in China employ at least one woman in senior management, higher than the global average of 87 per cent.