HR & Education
Care homes ordinance to take effect on 10 June
Licence or certificate of exemption now strictly required.
Care homes ordinance to take effect on 10 June
Licence or certificate of exemption now strictly required.
Enhancement program for disabled workers unveiled
Subsidy applications are invited until 19 July.
Government to conduct preliminary study on retirement age
Study to be finalized by early-2014.
Nearly 6 in 10 Hong Kong bosses are on hiring spree until August
Recruitment jitters are haunting employers.
Average monthly household income jumped 4.8% to $22,000
7.6% of households earn $80,000.
Nearly 6 in 10 Hong Kong bosses worry over talent shortage
Check out these jobs in dire need of manpower.
Job advertising in Hong Kong jumped 10.8% in 1Q
Advertising for legal professionals boosted growth.
Unemployed Hong Kongers jumped to 133,500
But jobless rate stood pat at 3.5%.
The importance of case studies in Hong Kong's business schools
Gaining broad exposure is vital to building a career in business, but it requires something more than on-the-job experience or working in different...
What Hong Kong firms should know about CSR and charity
Company after company, executives in Hong Kong are happily promoting their company’s "good citizen" reputation. May it be in giving to charities...
3 in 4 Hong Kong finance professionals plan to ditch their jobs
They feel they lack career progression.
5, 200 vacancies to be offered at the Tung Chung Job Fair
Job-seekers must be ready from May 15-16.
Labour Department unveils pre-employment training for fresh grads
It's set to benefit 26,000 job hunters.
288,000 senior citizens received Old Age Living Allowance
89,000 are applying for the second phase.
Discussions on working hour policy to progress
As working hour body meets for the first time.
Hong Kong inks working-holiday deal with France
It'll roll out on 1 July.
20 child development fund programmes unveiled
Deadline is on 17 June.
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