HR & Education

Contracting jobs in high demand in Hong Kong

Interim hires, who don’t need fringe benefits, are favoured amidst corporate belt-tightening.

Health benefits more valued than flex time in Hong Kong

69% of HR leaders say health benefits are crucial for employee loyalty.

Why the talent crisis persist despite a larger pool

Professionals can command 15% to 20% salary increases in new permanent roles.

74% of HK employers open to hiring SEN youths

Over 76.5% of respondents have not previously hired SEN youths. 

HK and Laos ink 12 MoUs covering trade and education collaboration

Laotian students will receive public university scholarships from the HK government.

2 in 5 Gen Zs, Millenials want to ditch their jobs thanks to financial stress

Both millennials and gen Zs in HK want wellness solutions in the workplace.

9 in 10 CEOs embrace hybrid working: survey

Almost 8 in 10 noted improved employee engagement thanks to hybrid working.

Hong Kong's HR sector grapples with inefficient hiring processes: report

73% of HR professionals rated their company’s process as average or below in efficiency.

HK unemployment rate steady at 3%

The underemployment also remained at 1.2%.

5 in 10 Hong Kong employees struggle financially: report

Over a quarter of employees are living paycheck to paycheck.

Gov’t launches re-employment allowance scheme for elderly workers

Participants can receive a maximum of $20,000 re-employment allowance.

Breadwinners burdened with finances of 3 dependents on average

Over 1 in 2 respondents manages the finances of spouses and parents/ in-laws.

5 barriers to wider adoption of AI in recruitment processes

Only 23% of employers use AI in various recruitment stages.

Gov’t passes bill to boost social worker standards

Secretary Sun emphasised the importance of social workers in national security.