The Labour Affairs Bureau (DSAL) and integrated resorts operator Sands China Ltd have launched a six-month job reintegration plan to support women returning to the workforce, with online applications opening today, according to a statement by the bureau yesterday.
Titled “Sands China Women Job Reintegration Plan”, it aims to target local women who left the labour market for family or personal reasons, aiming to help them gradually rebuild professional skills and confidence, the statement said.
The plan strives to combine group support, vocational training, on-the-job practice and flexible working arrangements to ease participants back into professional life, the statement said, adding that the plan offers 29 job vacancies across 16 positions, mainly in administration, customer service and sales, plus integrated resort operations.
Roles include human resources specialist coordinator, strategic analysis staff, Cotai Travel consultant, housekeeping dispatcher, uniform supervisor and security control room staff, among others, the statement noted.
According to the bureau, the plan has a duration of six months. During the programme period, Sands will provide ongoing support, including mentorship and assistance in building professional networks, the statement said, adding that participants will also receive a string of enhancement training courses focusing on communication confidence, emotional intelligence management, teamwork, and problem-solving skills.
The plan offers flexible working hours of no fewer than 20 hours per week and exempts participants from night shifts, the statement said, adding that upon completion and passing an assessment, participants may be transferred to full-time positions or continue under flexible arrangements, depending on individual needs.
Applications are open online from today through January 16 via DSAL’s webpage at https://www.dsal.gov.mo/zh_tw/standard/sands2026_careerdevelopment_programme1.html. Eligible applicants will be invited to seminars on January 22 and 23, followed by interviews, the statement noted.
This poster provided by the Labour Affairs Bureau (DSAL) yesterday promotes the “Sands China Women Job Reintegration Plan”, the online registration process of which opens today.
