A number of those attending yesterday’s public session for the ongoing public consultation on the proposed implementation of a statutory minimum wage for all employment sectors opposed the proposal.
The Labour Affairs Bureau (DSAL) launched a 45-day public consultation period last Monday on the proposed implementation of a statutory minimum wage for all workers. The public consultation will end on December 27.
The bureau proposes that domestic helpers and disabled employees will be excluded from the implementation.
Residents attend yesterday’s public session for the government’s public consultation on the proposed implementation of a city-wide statutory minimum wage, hosted by five officials of the Labour Affairs Bureau (DSAL), at the Civil Servants Training Centre run by the Public Administration and Civil Service Bureau (SAFP) in Nape. Photo: Tony Wong
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