Hong Kong labour law requires employers of foreign domestic helpers (FDHs) to submit a standard employment contract to the Immigration Department. This contract should indicate the domestic helper’s monthly salary, which should not be less …
The daily duties of domestic helpers include cooking, cleaning, and other household chores. Working at home is not as easy as it looks, however. Accidents can happen anytime, especially if you’re not careful! From learning …
Featuring iconic landmarks, diverse cuisines, and exciting theme parks, Hong Kong is among the world’s top tourist destinations. Many people, including Filipinos, include the city on their travel bucket lists! Philippine passport holders are entitled …
Active members of the Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA) can access various programs and services, including social benefits, scholarships, training, repatriation assistance, reintegration programs, and more. But what about those whose memberships are no longer …
From an OFW’s pre-departure and overseas deployment, up to his/her return back to the country, the Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA) provides essential programs and services, including pre-departure seminars, social benefits, training, and livelihood assistance. …
Just as foreign domestic helpers (FDH) have the right to accommodation, food, and wages, they are also entitled to rest days, holidays, and leave, in accordance with the Employment Ordinance (EO) of Hong Kong. These …
The Standard Employment Contract (SEC) of foreign domestic helpers (FDHs) includes their rights and obligations, along with their daily duties and responsibilities. In addition, it contains guidelines regarding their end of contract or termination, and …
As they carry out their daily duties and responsibilities, foreign domestic helpers (FDHs) are entitled to certain rights. These rights are upheld and protected by two labor laws of Hong Kong: the Employment Ordinance (EO), …
For OFWs, being an active member of the Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA) is a must. Their membership entitles them to many benefits like welfare, medical, and repatriation assistance, while their families can avail of …