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NewsSouth China Morning Post18 min ago

Hong Kong rules out talent scheme caps despite squeeze on jobs for local graduates

Hong Kong authorities have no plans to adjust talent-hunting schemes or cap the number of non-local graduates permitted to seek employment in the city, the labour minister has said, pointing to a rapidly ageing population and persistent manpower shortages across pillar industries. But lawmakers repr

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