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Hong Kong employment outlook rebounds to 14% amid economic improvement

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Hong Kong's employment outlook has significantly improved, reaching a 14% net employment outlook for the fourth quarter. This rebound follows a previous quarter's slump and indicates increased hiring confidence among businesses, with fewer companies anticipating job cuts as the city's economic environment strengthens. AI

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Hong Kong employment outlook rebounds to 14% amid economic improvement

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Wynna Wong ·

    Hong Kong’s employment outlook rebounds sharply to 14% in fourth quarter

    Hong Kong employers’ hiring sentiment rebounded sharply for the fourth quarter, with far fewer companies expecting to cut jobs as confidence improved alongside stronger economic growth, according to a ManpowerGroup survey. The international human resources firm said the city’s se…

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