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Tentative 2024 net pay trend indicators for Hong Kong's civil servants range from 4.01% to 5.47%

The Chief Executive-in-Council will take into account the pay trend indicators and other pertinent considerations before making a decision on the 2024-25 civil service pay adjustment. ....

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Govt releases latest net pay trend indicators for salary adjustments of civil servants

The latest net pay trend indicators (PTI) for civil servants in the upper, middle, and lower salary bands range from 4.01 to 5.47 percent, a. ....

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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. ....

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Hong Kong vs Greater Bay Area: Pay adjustments and bonus payments

Looking ahead to 2024, Hong Kong employees expect to see a pay rise of 4.1%, while those in the Greater Bay Area expect 5.4%. ....

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Hong Kong civil servants can expect a pay | Human Resources Online

The CE-in-Council is yet to make a final decision on the pay adjustment, and once passed, it could be effective retroactively from 1 April 2023. ....

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