HR & Education

HK scraps MPF Offsetting Scheme to enhance employee protection

Starting 2025, employers are no longer allowed to offset long service and severance payments from its Mandatory Provident Fund contributions.

HK scraps MPF Offsetting Scheme to enhance employee protection

Starting 2025, employers are no longer allowed to offset long service and severance payments from its Mandatory Provident Fund contributions.

Gov’t to relax the 'continuous contract' labour requirement

Workers under such a contract must only work 68 hours in 4 weeks.

Hong Kong banks, telcos seek tech-savvy legal professionals

In addition to tech expertise, there’s also a growing demand for soft skills.

Flexibility remains job seekers' top priority

Demand remains high for professionals specialising in AI, data analytics and cybersecurity.

Govt launches internship programme for over 50s

The programme offers internships across 20 industries.

Hong Kong ranks 39th in most increase in minimum wage in a year

The minimum wage in Hong Kong increased by 6.7% in the last year.

What are Hong Kong parents’ most preferred destinations for overseas education?

Seven in 10 plan to send their children abroad for tertiary education.

Gov't grants university title to Caritas Institute of Higher Education

The institution will change its name to Saint Francis University.

Interest in global hiring growing amongst Hong Kong companies: report

HK-based companies are hiring talent from the Philippines, India, and more.

Resigning? Salary increment for switching jobs to be lower in 2024

Employees changing jobs can expect an increase of 5%-10% from their current salary.

6 in 10 employees want more support from employers on health and well-being

Employees cite five preferred elements of health programmes from employers.

HK signs cooperation pact with Beijing

The parties will cooperate in 11 areas.

Online and telephone fraud cases reach 21,097 in 9M23 

The current figure already surpassed the total number of cases in 2022.

Unemployment rate rises to 2.9%

There were 115,800 unemployed people from August to October.