[Chart] Mainland China & Hong Kong: Labour law differences

[Chart] Mainland China & Hong Kong: Labour law differences

It has become clearer that China is playing an increasingly important role in businesses in Hong Kong. That could translate to hiring more talent from Mainland China, moving business to Mainland China, or simply enhancing collaboration with colleagues in Mainland China. Therefore, it is incumbent for HR in Hong Kong to comprehend the labour laws of both the regions.

From minimum wages, working hours, to statutory leaves, here is an overview of the difference between the labour laws in Mainland China and Hong Kong, according to data gathered by Links International:

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