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BPA’s response to the study report on retirement protection
– Do not leave a time bomb for our next generation
August 20, 2014
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BPAHK
類別: News, Press Releases
The HKSAR Government today (August 20) released a study report on retirement protection conducted by ...
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Question – Impact of shortening of requirement of residence in Hong Kong for Comprehensive Social Security Assistance Scheme (Priscilla Leung)
January 22, 2014
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BPAHK
類別: Research, Speeches & Questions of the Council
Following is a question by Dr Hon Priscilla Leung and a written reply by the Secretary for Labour an ...
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Question – Welfare benefits for Hong Kong elderly people residing in Guangdong and Fujian provinces (Christopher Cheung)
December 4, 2013
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BPAHK
類別: Research, Speeches & Questions of the Council
Following is a question by the Hon Christopher Cheung and a reply by the Secretary for Labour and We ...
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