WorldSouth China Morning Post
Hong Kong employer groups call for helper wage freeze, warn of mass sackings
Read the full story at South China Morning Post

A coalition of Hong Kong employers has called on the government to freeze the pay of foreign domestic workers this year, warning that any wage increases may result in mass sackings.
They also proposed a new pay-for-performance mechanism to allow employers to reward high-performing helpers more than poor performers.
This is a short excerpt. EkJhalak links out rather than reproducing other newsrooms’ work — continue at South China Morning Post.
More world
- Security guard found murdered at farmhouse near ChittoorThe Hindu
- NIT-K ‘81 batch alumni present two electric buggies to alma materThe Hindu
- ‘Panthic’ politics: SAD-BJP renewed alliance could reignite Akali Dal’s core base ahead of 2027 Punjab pollsThe Hindu
- What is a glueball? Chinese-led team finds rare particle made entirely of forceSouth China Morning Post
- Bengaluru Metropolitan Transport Corporation recovers 165 acres of its encroached landThe Hindu
- Sánchez-Meloni clash brings back borders — and headaches for touristsPolitico Europe