HR & Education
Hong Kong is top spot for employees in video editing sector
This is due to the city’s competitive WiFi speed of 87 Mbps.
Hong Kong is top spot for employees in video editing sector
This is due to the city’s competitive WiFi speed of 87 Mbps.
HK reducing misuse of sick leave notes with digital certificate
Experts advise employers to ensure proper data storage in response to the development.
Here are two factors impacting workplace productivity in HK
A report showed that workers will return to the office if they have their dedicated space.
More than 60% of Hong Kongers receive pay hikes: report
The average increase stood at 4.1%, the highest in the last four years.
Times Higher Education Impact Rankings announcement 2023
The University of Manchester named number 1 in the UK, number 1 in Europe and second in the world for social and environmental impact
Gov't to widen scope of eligible civil service job applicants
Departments would also consider undergraduates in expanding their pool of candidates.
What Gen Zs want: 20% prefer unemployment than work for non-inclusive firms
Six in 10 Gen Zs said they need a firm that backs equity, diversity, and inclusion.
Immigration adjusts visa application requirements
Applicants must declare if they have a criminal record to obtain an entry visa beginning 19 June.
Monthly income grew 62.5% to $19,500 in 2011-2021
But their share of the domestic household income fell 84.1%.
Unemployment rate down 3% in February - April
The underemployment rate was unchanged at 1.2%.
Civil servants might receive up to 4.65% wage hike
The chief executive would consider the city's economic state before the pay adjustment.
Gov't expands talent list to 51 professions
The updated list would help the government meet its target of bringing in 35,000 professionals.
Gov't opens research and development funding scheme
Interested applicants may submit their proposals until 30 June.
What are the most attractive companies to Hong Kong employees?
Three new companies made it to the list.
HK businesses second to last in employee well-being: survey
Hong Kong was second to last in the survey.
Frontline and low-skill roles to become more attractive following wage hike
The government raised the Statutory Minimum Wage to $40 per hour.
Gov't raises minimum wage to $40 per hour
Previously, it was $37.5 per hour.
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