Maids Get A Pay Freeze Amid Covid-19
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2020-09-29 HKT 18:25
Foreign domestic helpers won't be getting a pay rise in the coming year.
The government announced on Tuesday that the monthly wage of domestic helpers will remain unchanged at HK$4,630.
A food allowance – for those whose employers do not provide them with food – will also stay steady at HK$1,121.
A government spokesman said the decision to freeze pay and the food allowance was made after officials took into consideration local economic conditions in the past year, its near-term outlook as well as the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic.
The government reviews the pay of foreign domestic helpers on a yearly basis and normally offers a modest increase. Last year, they received a 2.4 percent hike, and in 2018 their pay went up by 2.5 percent.
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