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6 December 2019

Key Employment And HR Issues Arising Out Of The Hong Kong Protests - An Update

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DLA Piper UK LLP

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Our Hong Kong Employment team have prepared a one-page infographic summarising the key employment and HR issues arising out of the Hong Kong protests.
Hong Kong Law Practice Management

Since March 2019, Hong Kong has seen an ongoing series of protests and demonstrations that have created unique business risks for HR professionals and senior leadership in Hong Kong/Asia.

Although the city is currently experiencing a hiatus following the District Council elections on 24 November, many businesses continue to face employment and HR issues.

Our Hong Kong Employment team have prepared a one-page infographic summarising the key employment and HR issues arising out of the Hong Kong protests. Our team is experienced in advising on these issues and can assist with:

  • Preparing staff communications.
  • Developing business continuity plans.
  • Advising on employee arrests and conduct issues.
  • Conducting internal investigations and related disciplinary issues.
  • Reviewing social media policies.
  • Advising on reduced working hours, unpaid leave, redundancies and other cost saving measures.

Please contact a member of our Hong Kong employment team for further information.

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