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Tag: financial secretary

Posted inChina, Hong Kong

Financial Secretary to pay HK$17K to domestic servant

by Asia Times staff June 27, 2018February 18, 2020

A recent job advertisement posted on a recruitment website by Hong Kong’s Financial Secretary has drawn a lot of comments from the public. Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po advertised for a domestic servant for his official residence on Shouson Hill Road on Hong Kong Island, offering a monthly salary of HK$17,080 (US$2,176), a 6.3% increment compared […]

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