Employment law in Hong Kong SAR China | Esheria Regulatory Atlas

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Employment law in Hong Kong SAR China

Employer duties, worker rights, contracts, workplace standards, and labour relations. These records come from release legal-2026.07.26-907 and link directly to stored legal text.

720 matching statutes

  • Hong Kong SAR China

    Cap. 426

    6 provisions

    This provision sets up the occupational retirement schemes ordinance, defines key terms, restricts employers from operating unregistered or unapproved schemes, and gives the Registrar powers over registration and exemptions.

    Act or statute Open & Chat
  • Hong Kong SAR China

    Cap. 112 - Inland Revenue Ordinance

    52 provisions

    This Ordinance sets up tax administration rules, makes officials keep tax matters secret, and allows property tax exemption for qualifying corporations.

    Ordinance Open & Chat
  • Hong Kong SAR China

    Cap. 63 - Trade Boards Ordinance

    1 provisions

    This Ordinance lets the Chief Executive in Council set minimum wages for trades in Hong Kong, and requires employers to pay at least that rate and keep wage records.

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  • Hong Kong SAR China

    Cap. 487 - Disability Discrimination Ordinance

    3 provisions

    This Ordinance makes disability discrimination and harassment unlawful across employment, partnerships, training, education, premises, goods/services, and Government action, subject to stated exceptions and hardship tests.

    Ordinance Open & Chat
  • Hong Kong SAR China

    Cap. 57 sub. leg. B

    1 provisions

    These regulations restrict when and where children may be employed, require employer records, and let officials demand documents and medical proof.

    Act or statute Open & Chat
  • Hong Kong SAR China

    Cap. 159 sub. leg. J

    1 provisions

    These rules define key terms and set requirements for trainee solicitor contracts, registration, training periods, secondments, exemptions, and Council waivers.

    Act or statute Open & Chat
  • Hong Kong SAR China

    Cap. 527

    2 provisions

    This Ordinance makes family-status discrimination unlawful across employment, contracting, government action, education, services, clubs, premises, and related conduct.

    Act or statute Open & Chat
  • Hong Kong SAR China

    Cap. 426 sub. leg. G

    1 provisions

    These Rules apply to certain registered schemes, and benefits must generally be paid in the section 5 manner, subject to listed exceptions for deceased members, scheme transfers, and some employer debt payments.

    Act or statute Open & Chat
  • Hong Kong SAR China

    Cap. 369 sub. leg. AH

    1 provisions

    These regulations require ships and their employer/master to provide and use safe access equipment, and they set penalties for breaches.

    Act or statute Open & Chat
  • Hong Kong SAR China

    Cap. 1175

    1 provisions

    This Ordinance repeals the Sports Development Board law, dissolves the Board and Committee, closes the Fund, and transfers related assets, liabilities, rights, obligations, and balances to the Government.

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  • Hong Kong SAR China

    Cap. 282 sub. leg. A

    1 provisions

    These regulations prescribe notice forms and filing rules for employees’ compensation accidents and occupational disease cases.

    Act or statute Open & Chat
  • Hong Kong SAR China

    Cap. 480 - Sex Discrimination Ordinance

    4 provisions

    This Ordinance prohibits sex discrimination and related harassment in employment and education, creates a Commission, and sets out exceptions and powers for certain authorities.

    Ordinance Open & Chat
  • Hong Kong SAR China

    Cap. 426 sub. leg. E

    1 provisions

    These rules say when an agreement counts as an insurance arrangement and require the relevant insurer to help ensure scheme contributions are made and to follow the benefits-payment rules.

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  • Hong Kong SAR China

    Cap. 485 sub. leg. G

    1 provisions

    Approved trustees must ensure a calculation rule for accrued benefits is followed, and a failure to do so is an offence punishable by a level 4 fine. Applications for the Authority’s consent to restructure registered schemes must include specified information and documents.

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  • Hong Kong SAR China

    Cap. 608 sub. leg. B

    1 provisions

    Approved assessors must act impartially, avoid conflicts of interest, explain the assessment process, understand the PWD’s work, and record the assessed productivity in the assessment certificate.

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