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Survey: Hong Kong Employees Expected to See a 2.9% Pay Rise Next Year

[Cable News] A salary trend survey indicates that Hong Kong employees are expected to see a 2.9% pay rise next year. The survey, conducted by the Hong Kong Human Resources Management Association, interviewed over 260 companies in Hong Kong.

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