Labour Affairs Bureau (DSAL) Director Wong Chi Hong said yesterday the government needed to take various factors into account when considering proposing the criminalisation of employing non-resident workers in jobs that are not covered by their officially approved job description.
Wong made the remarks while speaking to reporters after a regular closed-door meeting of the Standing Council on Social Concerted Action at the Macau Business Support Centre (MBSC) in Nape.
The Standing Council on Social Concerted Action, a government-appointed consultative body tasked with advising the government on its labour policies, consists of five business sector representatives and five labour representatives, as well as a number of government officials.
Labour Affairs Bureau (DSAL) Director Wong Chi Hong (right) speaks to reporters at the Macau Business Support Centre (MBSC) in Nape yesterday, as his deputy Chan Un Tong looks on. Courtesy: TDM
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