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Number of sacked Hong Kong civil servants triples in 6 years, with increase attributed to stricter handling of misconduct casesSouth China Morning Post- Hong Kong civil servants sharing opinions on government policies privately do not have ‘get-out-of-jail-free’ card, official saysSouth China Morning Post
- Overhaul of Hong Kong’s civil service code may lead to government workers deleting social media accounts, unionists saySouth China Morning Post
- Proposed code of conduct reforms to bar Hong Kong’s 180,000 civil servants from publicly criticising government policiesSouth China Morning Post
- Hong Kong civil service chief urges more government departments to recruit staff all-year round to help tackle brain drainSouth China Morning Post
- Hong Kong’s 170,000 civil servants are ‘duty-bound’ to vote in district council election, 2 senior officials saySouth China Morning Post
- Over 3,000 Hong Kong civil servants disciplined for misconduct in past 5 years, with number dismissed in 2022 almost double yearly averageSouth China Morning Post
- Hong Kong ex-civil servant loses legal challenge over forced retirement after failing to sign oath pledging allegiance to city on timeSouth China Morning Post
- Teacher sacked over Facebook comments made during 2019 Hong Kong protests granted judicial reviewSouth China Morning Post
- Hong Kong’s MTR Corp resumes Kwun Tong line services after 4-hour disruption caused by power supply fault in flood aftermathSouth China Morning Post
- Underperforming civil servants in Hong Kong to be sacked under streamlined system set to reduce ‘unnecessary representations’South China Morning Post
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