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Cash is no longer king for Hong Kong job-seekers
Cash is no longer king for Hong Kong job-seekers
With the post-Chinese New Year job exodus well underway, headhunters' phones are working overtime, and HR departments are more like logistics...
185 candidates received PhD fellowship program offer
From a whopping 4,785 applications.
Government forms working hours committee
It will be chaired by Dr CH Leong.
What Hong Kong employees look for in a company
A pipping salary is not their top priority.
Funding program for sexual orientation initiatives unveiled
Application is until 3 May.
52% of Hong Kong employees intend to switch jobs this year: survey
Here are their top 3 reasons.
Nearly 6 in 10 Hong Kong employees received 4.8% pay rise in 2013: survey
Check out which sector has the fattest wallet.
Government launches information expo for secondary school graduates
It will be on from May 4 - 5.
290,000 seniors to be given notification letters for old age allowance
They'll receive it in stages.
Top three things Hong Kong employers look for in a job candidate
72.2% of employers may hire you based on your attitude.
Over 210,000 employees to benefit from minimum wage hike
It will be implemented in May.
Hong Kong ranks 8th most attractive city for work: survey
Guess which city claimed the top spot.
Median wage of Hong Kong employees jumped 4.3% in 2012
Median monthly pay was at $13,400.
Civil servants' starting salaries remain unchanged: government
Survey says civil servants' pay mirrors 3rd quartile levels of market salary.
Government brewing up plans to study retirement protection programs
Check out Community Care Fund's pilot project for CSSA recipients.
Hong Kong's unemployment rate stands pat at 3.4%
Weak job growth seen in transportation and construction sectors.
Why Hong Kong employees must think like CEOs
In a constantly-changing world, everyone and everything in the city, from independent retailers to commercial buildings in Central, faces the...
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