HONG KONG HR EXPERTS TELL COMPANIES TO IMPROVE WORK PACKAGES TO MANAGE TIGHTER LABOUR MARKET

HONG Kong–based companies need try and stand out from its local counterparts in terms of what they offer to employees – going beyond just the salaries paid. Indeed, a greater focus is needed to develop a loyal breed of workers if HK companies are keen to rein in the special administration region’s worrying labour turnover, an expert argued.  The call came after a survey by the Hong Kong Institute of Human Resources Management (HKIHRM) found that the overall average staff turnover for the first half of 2017 rose to 12.3%. This is an increase of 1.8% from ...


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