
Statutory minimum wage: HK$43.1 per hour
According to the Minimum Wage Commission’s 2026 review, Hong Kong’s statutory hourly rate rises from HK$42.1 to HK$43.1, an increase of 2.38%, covering full-time and part-time employees.
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According to the Minimum Wage Commission’s 2026 review, Hong Kong’s statutory hourly rate rises from HK$42.1 to HK$43.1, an increase of 2.38%, covering full-time and part-time employees.
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The new rules extend protection to part-time, casual and temporary retail workers. Employees working continuously for four weeks and at least 17 hours per week can qualify for annual leave, sick leave, severance and long-service benefits…
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The Employment Ordinance increases statutory holidays from 13 to 14 days. Employees receive paid holidays; employers unable to arrange leave must provide compensation of three times the wage, further strengthening rest and holiday protection.
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First Labor Shenzhen has upgraded its compliance services for cross-border employment, foreign workers and placements in Hong Kong, adding safeguards to help businesses manage employment risks.
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As a specialist in cross-border employment services, First Labor Shenzhen has recently formed strategic partnerships with Hong Kong industry associations and employers to support the sector-specific imported labor schemes in Shenzhen…
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To support digital transformation among Shenzhen businesses, First Labor has launched its own digital workforce management system, bringing recruitment, attendance, payroll and qualification management online to improve efficiency.
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