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Opinion | Hong Kong civil service pay rise will be a tough sell to weary public

Opinion | Hong Kong civil service pay rise will be a tough sell to weary public
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Hong kongFederation of civil service unionsCathay pacificCivil service unionsChow yee pingExecutive councilSecretary paul chan mo po

HR expert criticizes unrealistic salary indicators but unionists want govt to follow through

A veteran human resources consultant has criticized the “unrealistic” pay trend indicators for adjusting civil servants’ s.

Hong kongFederation of civil service unionsPay trend surveyHong kong chinese civil servant associationChow yee pingTrend surveyCivil service unions

Pay in Hong Kong s retail, travel industries lags behind all other sectors as city recovers from Covid pandemic

Retail and travel industry representatives say authorities should draw up strategies to support retailers through the mega-event economy and other initiatives.

Hong kongStatistics departmentLegislative councilChow yee pingResources consultantsAlexa chow yee pingMac human resources consultantsCensus and statistics departmentHong kongOng kong department store and commercial staff general unionTam chi chungLegislative councilShiu ka faiBrain drainConsumer spendingEga event economy

Hong Kong talent drive: as expats trickle in, wave of mainland Chinese sparks concern about city s diversity, international status

Mainlanders made up more than nine in 10 of all approved to come under various talent schemes this year

Hong kongUnited statesNew south walesNew territoriesHong kong generalUnited kingdomUniversity of hong kongSouth koreaSouth koreansSid sibalHuang yuxinCecilia wang wenxiJohn lee ka chiuImmigration departmentShanghai fudan universityUniversity of sydney

Plug Hong Kong s brain drain or Singapore will poach top talent and shake regional financial status, human resources experts warn

Hong Kong needs better policies to encourage talent to stick with the city if it is to retain its position as a regional financial centre in the face of stiff competition for top notch staff from Singapore, human resources experts have warned.

Hong kongMichael pageJohn lee ka chiuSteve parkesWorldwide consulting groupSingapore overseas networksChow yee pingOverseas networksLee hon cheungPage executiveKong chief executive john lee ka chiuBenjamin elmsBrain drain

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