Labour Relations and Labour Conditions in Hong Kong

Sek-Hong Ng · Victor Fung-Shuen Sit

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Historical development and economic and setting institutional framework freedom of association and workers' and empoloyers' organizations collective bargaining and industrial conflict workplace industrial relations working conditions and women and young workers, subcontract labour and homeworkers and social wages foreign investment and some current industrial relations issues. Appendices: wage negotiation in Hong Kong international labour conventions on which a declaration has been made for Hong Kong by the government of the United Kingdom.

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