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HKUST graduate course imparts vital policymaking skills
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 Professionals who work in the public sector or for organisations that have regular dealings with government bodies must be ready to handle situations (...)
South China Morning Post -
25 April 2024
'Mainland Citybus drivers may affect locals' jobs'
Transport unionists on Thursday spoke out against a decision by Citybus to import 20 drivers from the mainland, saying they are worried that more will come in the future and affect the jobs of local drivers. Citybus said the first five of the (...)
RTHK -
25 April 2024
'Lo Wu will be busy during Golden Week'
Immigration officials on Thursday said they expect Lo Wu will be the busiest border crossing during the mainland's Golden Week holiday next week. On Tuesday, Chief Executive John Lee projected almost six million arrivals and departures for the (...)
RTHK -
25 April 2024
Two arrested for failing to supply pre-paid products
Customs officials on Thursday said they arrested two former directors of an online household product store on suspicion of failing to supply pre-paid products to customers, a breach of the Trade Descriptions Ordinance. Officials said they had (...)
RTHK -
25 April 2024
Non-plastic utensil firms show off their products
Companies supplying alternatives to plastic cutlery on Thursday demonstrated how their products fare, with one showing how to put its straw into a sealed drink and another attempting to cut a steak with its knife and fork. The Environmental (...)
RTHK -
25 April 2024
'Anti-migrant sentiment pushes domestic workers away'
Migrant domestic worker activists have called for a stop to people who accuse workers of prematurely terminating their contracts to change employers, saying anti-migrant sentiment in Hong Kong would discourage them from staying in the city. (...)
RTHK -
25 April 2024