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Hong Kong ranks 46th globally for work-life balance

In Asia, it ranked thirteenth. 

Hong Kong still lags in offering work-life balance, ranking 46th out of 60 global markets.

 In Asia, the City of Victoria, Hong Kong, ranked thirteenth. 

Remote, which published the ranking, evaluates markets based on factors such as statutory annual leave, paid maternity leave, and average hours worked per employee. 

In Hong Kong, employees have an average of 24 days of statutory annual leave and fourteen weeks of paid maternity leave. 

Overall, the market received an index score of 39.25.

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