Employment status is determined by substance, not terminology: clear structures, consistent practices and legal advice are essential to managing the risk
Lessons for Hong Kong Employers from Hancox v Sutherland: When AI turns a workplace complaint into hundreds of pages, employers need a disciplined response.
Industry participants say relocation packages are becoming less attractive and less common, and largely reserved for senior executives
Court rulings are shifting LGBTQ+ Workplace Rights in HK. See how companies can adapt benefits and protect LGBTQI families with Hugill & Ip.
From Mexico to Hong Kong, Ana Victoria Espino de Santiago’s story reminds us that true inclusion transforms workplaces, professions, and societies for the better
Examining workplace power dynamics beyond legal compliance, true empowerment demands intentional leadership and active allyship
The CFA expands HK employment law. Learn how companies can use injunctive relief to protect employees from workplace harassment in this landmark ruling.
Hong Kong employment law offers little protection against unfair dismissal and employers can terminate without cause if proper notice/payment is given
Statutory changes are shaking up compliance. Learn how companies can adapt to legal reforms and build long-term HR Resilience across Hong Kong.
Businesses should note that such benefits and policies can be very important to some individuals who will specifically seek employment with organisations that offer such benefits




