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5 tips to reduce stress in Hong Kong
5 tips to reduce stress in Hong Kong
It’s Monday morning, the phone rings while you are answering one of the 87 emails that have arrived this morning. It’s your boss asking you to come...
HK firms are so optimist that they are willing to raise pay next year
Guess by how much increase.
The new face of gender equality in Hong Kong companies
Gender diversity is rising up the agenda of financial-services institutions in Hong Kong as they seek to widen their talent pools, boost retention...
Hong Kong fails to beat Singapore in 'global connectedness' ranking
It grabbed the 12th spot.
9 illegal workers, employers busted
Restaurants and food stalls were raided.
3 tips to attract the best talent
Hiring talent in Hong Kong these days is not easy. Increased competition from employers in Mainland China, new candidate expectations and low...
Jobless rate to edge up to 4% by end-2013
Thanks to the climb in consumer spending.
17 immigration violators busted
Government clamps down on illegal workers, employers.
Hong Kong educational system world’s 3rd best
Ranks behind Finland and South Korea in cognitive skills.
Hong Kong employees' long working hours already a cause for concern
A report on the standard working hours has been released.
Hong Kong should look into the temporary workforce
A flexible and agile workforce that can be grown or shrunk rapidly according to business demand is fundamental to business sustainability, growth and...
Family businesses thrive less in Hong Kong than elsewhere
Only 48% of Hong Kong family businesses have grown sales last year against global average of 65%.
Hong Kong to have less banking jobs than Singapore, China by 2013
Check the graph to learn more.
Government launches Investor Education Centre
Prof Leonard Cheng is appointed as the chairman for three years.
Jobless rate inches a tad higher to 3.4%
Still shaken by Eurozone debt crisis.
Government warns against traveling to Gaza, Israel
It is way too risky.
New ways to keep employees in Hong Kong happy
Hong Kong’s employment market may be very mature, but in reality its infrastructure is far from it. Why is staff turnover (14.5% in 2011) so high...
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